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27740	But where are these materials to be found?
19019	In a case of attempted suicide by poisoning, is it the duty of the doctor to inform the police?
32614	Can it be possible, thought I, that my friends suspect that they have buried me too soon?
32614	It is well- nigh impossible to read of all these misdoings and not to ask why the Government did not step in and put a stop to them?
34189	In some cases the accused article of food is said to have had a rancid or acrid taste( due to butyric acid?
32947	How do they tally with the facts of the case?
32947	Yet what do we find?
26718	Is it his liver?
26718	Now which of these is the most wholesome?
26718	What shall we look upon as bread?
29555	Some may be good and some bad, but what is the use, each one says, of my taking particular pains when my neighbor produces milk of such poor quality?
29555	The question then arises, Shall the well supply be supplemented or shall an entirely new supply be developed?
29555	Why do the muscles of the arm and leg tire and need sleep as a restorer, while those of the heart and lungs are independent of sleep?
29555	_ Damp soils._ Why is it, then, that damp soils and damp cellars are objected to?
18932	What is the medicine that makes you digest?
18932	What will repair your energy?
31747	Are they as fully and distinctly recollected?
31747	Have the dwellings of the beaver, and the construction of the honey- comb, their solution in the geometrical attainments of the fabricators?
31747	Thus truncated, how would the fleet have been constructed which reaped the laurel at the Nile, at Copenhagen, and Trafalgar?
31747	We might next inquire, if the odours we perceive are as strongly impressed on the olfactory organ, as the subjects of visual perception on the eye?
31747	and are they capable by themselves of affording the materials for thought or reflection?
30660	And who can say, that they admit of any alloy, as in fact they do not?
30660	Who could believe, that old wine, wine that had passed its first year, should disagree with my stomach, and new wine agree with it?
36037	Is not, therefore, this exercise of judicial authority, in effect, the appropriation of private property to public uses without just compensation?
36037	Q.--Did you always consider him a sane man?
36037	Q.--Do you consider him insane at the present time?
36037	Q.--Do you perceive any difference in his mental condition now and when you first knew him?
36037	Q.--Have you often seen and talked with him of late?
36037	Q.--How long have you known him?
36037	What would you think of the proposition, Mr. President, to employ attorneys at law in a court composed of mathematicians?
36037	When asked by counsel, questions which no man can answer, why do n''t you confess your inability to do so?"
36037	Why is this?
52657	And if this will do so, what will Feathers do, that in the Root of Nature are unclean fulsom Excrements, of a hot strong Quality?
52657	And will not Fleas breed from the very Dust of Chambers where People lie?
52657	Are not Lice, that troublesom Vermin, bred from the Breathings of the Body, for want of often Change both of Linnen and Woollen?
52657	Are not the People ten- fold as sickly in this Season, and double the number die, than they do at other times?
52657	Does not the Life and Spirits of most sorts of Food waste and evaporate by keeping, if there be not a proper way of Preservation used?
52657	What is more pleasant and healthful than good Air?
52657	When any Person is disordered with inward Diseases, does not the Mouth quickly complain of the Evils thereof?
52657	Where are your Doctors that teach Men Sobriety in their Lives, or the proper and natural way of preparing Meats fit for the Stomach?
52657	Would not every one condemn a Man, if he should wear a Shirt a Year, and lie in Sheets seven Years?
52657	_ Of Cleanness in Food._ What is more profitable for all Lovers of Health and Wisdom, than Food that is Radically Clean?
13574	Are you going to let him get such a maximum of old man''s caution that he reduces to a minimum the young man''s courage?
13574	But no sooner are school- days drawing to an end than we begin the mad rush-- toward what?
13574	But what is the price?
13574	Do you want your boy to fold his hands and say that because the chances are against him he will not try at all?
13574	For what is the history of Youth?
13574	Golf has been a godsend to the older man whose pocket- book can stand it, but what about the youth?
13574	How can a youth whose blood is warm within sit like his grandsire carved in alabaster?
13574	How can this way of living keep even a young man fit?
13574	Is it any wonder that we abandoned such"setting- up"?
13574	Is the price in this emergency too high to pay?
13574	Now what was the average man to do this for?
13574	Or did he intend to make of himself a professional weightlifter?
13574	Shall we heed it?
13574	To admire himself in the mirror?
13574	Well, is n''t it worth it?
13574	What was the object?
13574	Why not commence now?"
13574	You ask what this nation of ours will become, and in reply I ask you what will you make of your boys?
22108	And must they bear the crash of steel on stone, the infernal clatter of traffic?
22108	But do we want great conceptions all the time?
22108	Cruel, bloodthirsty?
22108	Did he produce the complex animal chemistry that makes this cure possible?
22108	Did man make the horse, or the laws that control the physiology and pathology of that animal?
22108	Do the long columns of figures, the impressive statistics, wake men to activity?
22108	Does any one suppose that Beethoven attained his whole heart''s desire in his music?
22108	Does it not mean that man is tapping sources of power far beyond his understanding?
22108	Has the healing of Christ again become possible on earth?
22108	How are we to live the larger life?
22108	Is man responsible save as the agent?
22108	Many men will say,"Why mix the two?
22108	What is it but the revelations of a God in the world?
22108	What is that view from your window as you lie in your bed?
22108	What is the discovery that the serum of a horse will under certain circumstances cure diphtheria?
22108	What is this final justification?
22108	What is this knowledge that the world is seeking, but can never find?
22108	What of that refinement of hearing that detects the least departure from the rhythm and pitch in complex orchestral music?
22108	What of those fine ears tuned to the most exquisite appreciation of sweet sound?
22108	What will such people do in our clanging streets?
22108	Why not let the preachers and the philosophers preach and the doctors follow their own ways?"
22108	Why should we act as though everything depended upon our efforts, even the changing seasons and the blowing winds?
41380	!_"Ah!--can''st thou, with cold indifference see The hand of execration point to thee?
41380	''By what means were these fearful atrocities perpetrated?'' 41380 ''Did you ever, upon any occasion, sell a body or bodies to any other lecturer in this place?''
41380	''Did you receive any encouragement to commit or persevere in committing these atrocities?'' 41380 ''Had you any accomplices?''
41380	''In what place were these murders generally committed?'' 41380 ''Now, Burke, answer me this question:--Were you tutored and instructed, or did you receive hints from any one as to the mode of committing murder?''
41380	''To whom were the bodies so murdered sold?'' 41380 ''You have been a resurrectionist( as it is called) I understand?''
41380	Now thou son of man, wilt thou judge, wilt thou judge the bloody city?
41380	''How many persons have you murdered, or been concerned in murdering, during the time?
41380	''How many?''
41380	Art thou a Christian?
41380	Art thou a Father?
41380	Art thou a husband?
41380	Art thou a son of Science?
41380	He asked,"how are the teeth?"
41380	Were they 30 in all?''
41380	Were you associated with Hare during all that time?''
41380	Why didst thou wander from my side, My joy, my treasure, and my pride?
41380	[ 2] Art thou a Scotsman----?
41380	how can you sleep, In your dreams do you ne''er see my poor mother weep?
41380	would not two shillings be enough?
4338	But where is the guest? 4338 Drop it?
4338	Now, Margaret, could you worry about your Latin if you tried?
4338	Where is the guest whose birthday it is?
4338	And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother''s eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?
4338	At this suggestion the speaker looked up with surprise and said:"Why, is that in the New Testament?
4338	But the reader will say,"How can I make myself willing when I am not willing?"
4338	How can you expect me to think of dropping it with pain like this?
4338	How could I do differently?"
4338	How could we free ourselves from it without knowing that it was there?
4338	If I can not look at my selfish motives, how am I going to get free from them?
4338	Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye?
4338	So many people prefer a difficult problem in geometry to an easy one, then why not in life?
4338	The reader will say:"How can I be willing that the noise should go on when I am not willing?"
4338	Where is the man whose birthday it is?"
4338	Where, in what part of it?"
4338	Why do n''t you ask me to burn myself, on a piece of ice, or freeze myself with a red- hot poker?"
4338	Why should I resist the idea of catching a train, when at the same time I am most anxious to do so?
4338	Why should my muscles reflect that resistance by contracting, so that they directly impede my progress?
4338	a mother may say,"should I want my child to be naughty?
4337	Again the nervous movement began, but this time the child exclaimed,"Why, is n''t it funny?
4337	And must he not be already surprised and shocked at the precocious growth of the infant monster which he found and named?
4337	As well might we ask of the wisest clergyman in the land, Do his truths_ never_ fail him?
4337	But will not the discovery of all this superfluous tension make one self- conscious?
4337	But-- it will be objected-- is not the very effort of the brain to relax the tension a nervous strain?
4337	Can we not open our throats and become as these little children?
4337	Can we wonder that the German doctor thought he had discovered a new disease?
4337	Could a power of control sufficient to apply to its every detail be fully acquired at once, or even in a life- time?
4337	Could anything be more free, more like the song of a bird in its obedience to natural laws?
4337	Do they not say, not there has been a great_ effort_ here, but there has been a great power here?"
4337	First, let us consider, When should the body be completely at rest?
4337	Has man the privilege of disobeying natural laws, only in the use of his own individual powers?
4337	How can we expect repose of mind when we have not even repose of muscle?
4337	Is he_ always_ held in harmony and nobility by their power?
4337	Is not the economy of our vital forces of much greater importance than mechanical or business economy?
4337	OTHER FORMS OF REST DO you hold yourself on the chair, or does the chair hold you?
4337	REST IN SLEEP HOW do we misuse our nervous force?
4337	Ruskin tells the story with his own expressive power when he says,"Are not the elements of ease on the face of all the greatest works of creation?
4337	TRAINING FOR REST BUT how shall we gain a natural repose?
4337	The remark when the extended limb is brought to the attention of its owner is,"Well, what did you want me to do?
4337	Then are students and teachers of these laws never ill, never run down,"nervous,"or prostrated?
4337	When shall I have finished learning?"
4337	Where is the good of an exquisitely formed machine, if it is to be shattered for want of control of the motive power?
4337	Where is the use of all the quieting medicines, if we only quiet our nerves in order that we may continue to misuse them without their crying out?
4337	Who knows the new perception and strength, the increased power for use that is open to us if we will but cease to be an obstruction?
4337	Why does it tire you?
4337	Why should we know, unless through knowing we can give you some relief?
4385	But,it may be objected,"why make all this fuss, why take so much thought about what I eat or what I do not eat?"
4385	But,it will be objected,"how can I say I am willing when I am not?"
4385	But,some one will say,"how are we to know what is real and what is not?
4385	What makes him stand like that?
4385	And if, in the excitement of feeling, the mistake was exaggerated, what is that to us?
4385	And, yet, is not the want of a true sense of proportion in the circumstances and relations of life quite as extreme with many of us?
4385	Are we not quite as bad in hitting back?
4385	But did he?
4385	But who ever saved a soul through an ungracious intolerance of that soul''s chosen way of believing or living?
4385	Did no one ever take into account the possibility of our eyes being blinded just because they had been exposed to the dust longer?
4385	How can we ever gain freedom whilst we are entangled in the contractions of intolerance?
4385	How do we know what roused him?
4385	If a man loses his temper and rouses us to a return attack, how can we blame him?
4385	Then why do you not take every means to get well, instead of indulging first in the very process that will most tend to keep you ill?"
4385	What shall we call the man who is constantly analyzing his moral state?
4385	Which would be the more broadening process on the whole, or the more delightful?
4385	Who wants to carry about a mass of personal prejudices when he can replace them by the warm, healthy feeling of sympathetic friendship?
4385	Why have we been so long in realizing the practical, I might say the physiological, truth of this great philosophy?
4385	Why should we hold the brain- impression of his mistake, so that every time we look at him we make it stronger?
4385	Yet, to begin at the beginning, who ever feels the necessity of treating a baby with respect?
47308	And what were the financial and social consequences of allowing such a state of things to exist? 47308 Could anything be worse than the graveyards of the metropolis?
47308	Is such an obvious violation of the laws of health and decency to be permitted?
47308	What is the great evil? 47308 What was our physical condition?
47308	Why should not a man do as he liked with his own?
47308	After this we shall stand without excuse...."... Who is to say, when the question is improvement, as to where we shall stop?
47308	And Lord Salisbury, who asked:--"I suppose it is practically impossible for the ground landlord to see that the conditions are kept?"
47308	And what did they and their employers, the Vestries and District Boards, do to carry out the legislation which Parliament had at last enacted?
47308	And what was the physical result of this state of living?
47308	But what can be done?
47308	How could it be expected that one Inspector could look after a town of 40,000 people?
47308	If it was a Herculean task in one parish, and that a small one, what was the task for the whole of the metropolis?
47308	Should less care be bestowed upon our fellow creatures than is daily afforded the lower animals?
47308	Such are the homes, may I say, of thousands in this parish?"
47308	What did it matter if people had to look for a residence in some other place?
47308	What did these men find when they got well into their work?
47308	What good citizenship can be expected to be manifested by a class in whom the moral feeling is so low?"
47308	What must be the condition of the atmosphere affected by the exhalations from that surface?...
47308	What the impediments?
47308	What, then, are still the causes of failure?
47308	What, then, was there, what could there be wrong with the existing state of affairs?
47308	Where the shortcomings?
47308	Yet, where one is destroyed by fire, how many thousands are there destroyed by disease, the indirect result of such erections?"
8521	I think everybody ought to eat some raw carrots every day; do n''t you?
8521	Again the question will be asked:"How much shall I feed my child?"
8521	And why should they do otherwise?
8521	But how many people are willing to indulge occasionally?
8521	But what is the difference?
8521	How about being in the fetters of disease for disregarding nature''s law, which is just and simple?
8521	How are we to know the truth among so many conflicting ideas?
8521	How are we to obtain good milk?
8521	How is it possible, you may ask, that this is true?
8521	How long should a fast last?
8521	How much do I, individually, amount to?"
8521	How much should the baby be fed at a time?
8521	How much?
8521	In the Technical World for March, 1914, appeared an article by Byron C. Utecht, entitled,"When is Man Old?"
8521	Is excessive indulgence in liquor any worse than overeating?
8521	Is it worth while?
8521	It is true that some children can take care of them, but what is the use of taking chances?
8521	So why object to paying for health education, which is more valuable than all the drugs in the world?
8521	Some exercise is needed and the question is, how much is necessary and how is it to be taken so that it will not degenerate into drudgery?
8521	Surely this is so, they say, for is not typhoid fever due to the bacillus typhosus and pneumonia to the pneumococcus?
8521	The question is, can anything be done under the circumstances?
8521	True, normal people can take boiled milk without becoming constipated, but how many normal people are there?
8521	What good does the birth of the army of 425,000 children which perishes annually accomplish?
8521	What is a man to do when he has reached middle age and finds himself degenerating?
8521	What is better, to give children good foods upon which they thrive, or denatured foods which taste well to a perverted palate, but are injurious?
8521	What is the easiest way to satisfy him?
8521	What is the result of this close housing?
8521	What shall we eat?
8521	What shall we feed?
8521	Who hath redness of eyes?"
8521	Who hath wounds without cause?
8521	Why are babies cross?
8521	Why are they so subject to stomach and intestinal disorders?
8521	Why ca n''t I sleep?"
8521	Why continue impoverishing foods in this way?
8521	Why do little children suffer so much from eruptive diseases, whooping cough, tonsilitis, adenoids, diphtheria and numerous other diseases?
8521	Why do the organs of elimination fail to act?
8521	Why do they have skin eruptions?
8521	Why do they soon show catarrhal symptoms?
8521	Why do they vomit so much?
8521	Why should we be guided by the wit and sarcasm of indolent voluptuaries who daily desecrate their bodies through ruinous indulgences?
8521	Why wait until the first of the month or the first of the year?
8521	Why?
23750	Blush Rose?
23750	Is n''t it jolly?
23750	Is n''t what jolly?
23750	The weather or your sprightly self? 23750 --_Bulwer Lytton._ You would think, would n''t you, that women would be good to themselves? 23750 And I do n''t wonder, do you? 23750 And how can they help it? 23750 And may I gently suggest that you do not go at the task as if you were scrubbing a grease spot out of a rug? 23750 And the wheel? 23750 And then wo n''t you look pretty? 23750 And when the grumpy lady or the whiney lady or the lady of woes trots in and sullies your near landscape, how do you feel? 23750 And, by the way, did you ever know why? 23750 But why should women dye their hair? 23750 But you do n''t like it? 23750 Do n''t you think so? 23750 Do you know, you''d make a splendid poster now for some new- fangled cork- soled walking shoe? 23750 Funny, is n''t it, to what extremes those old- time ladies went? 23750 Have n''t you ever noticed that most of the women who have gone in for vocal culture have round, pretty waists? 23750 Have n''t you often noticed what a finicky, doleful sort of an appetite you have whenever you are indulging in a fit of the blues? 23750 How many of us can recall the days of childhood and girlhood without remembering the fibs we told to escape cleaning our teeth? 23750 I leave it to you if she''s not a ninny? 23750 I wonder if I''ll live through it all?'' 23750 Is n''t it awful? 23750 Most of us know remedies for our small failings, but how many of us apply them persistently until a cure is brought about? 23750 THE EYESTell me, sweet eyes, from what divinest star did ye drink in your liquid melancholy?"
23750	THE PLUMP GIRL"What''s female beauty but an air divine, Through which the mind''s all- gentle graces shine?
23750	THE TEETH"Some ask''d how pearls did grow, and where?
23750	There is nothing sweeter than violet perfume, so suppose I illustrate with that?
23750	Was n''t it hideous?
23750	What woman can look at another so afflicted without a feeling of deep pity?
23750	Who does n''t enjoy looking upon the young girl, with a bright, cheerful face, laughing eyes and all that?
23750	Who ever saw a pretty woman with dull, lifeless eyes?
23750	Who has n''t bumped into the woman who is woefully wandering around minus her eyelashes?
23750	Who has not seen a pretty hand made hideous by nails all gummed up with red paste?
23750	Who of us does not know the inspiration of a walk in the open air after a few days spent in the close atmosphere of the house?
23750	she piped,"and I''ve just had the very gloriousest tramp and I feel as fine as a-- what is it they say?
23750	who does not know what the result is sure to be?
23750	why are n''t you wise?
39219	''Changed your residence?''
39219	''To what do you ascribe your hale old age?''
39219	''What is wealth without health?''
39219	= Consumption.=--"What Changes has the Acceptance of the Germ Theory made in Measures for the Prevention and Treatment of Consumption?"
39219	And there is a still more extensive love, urges Charles Mackay:--"You love your fellow- creatures?
39219	Are not the grass, the flowers, the trees, the birds, The faithful beasts, true- hearted, without words, Your fellows also, howsoever small?
39219	Are they not under pay to look the other way?
39219	Are we right?
39219	But can we be happy without the generous employment of_ all_ these virtues?
39219	But the question to cover our entire physical needs requires to be broadened into this: What combination of food will best nourish the body?
39219	But what does it all avail if it is wasted?
39219	Can there be any greater, any more capable benevolence, than that which gives this force its widest possible application?
39219	Can you enjoy this meat when you consider all this?
39219	Could one conceive of a wiser investment?
39219	Did you ever stop to think on what most_ swine_ live?
39219	Do you think_ filtering_ of reservoir or general city water is necessary?
39219	Dr. Maurice advances some staunch ideas on old age:--"Do poor people live longer than the affluent?
39219	Horner, I''d like to know What can have happened to change you so?''
39219	How long shall a man live?
39219	How shall we reverse this tendency, and begin the construction of an American type of full, robust, conservative, and reserved energy?
39219	Mackay, 53 Heart''s Test, by Ella W. Wilcox, 51 Milton''s"Adam to Angel", 3"The Two Workers", 56"Where Do You Live?"
39219	Shall I conclude from this that chocolate would give everybody an appetite?''
39219	Smoke yourself, do you?
39219	So do I,-- But underneath the wide paternal sky Are there no fellow- creatures in your ken That you can love except your fellow- men?
39219	The question arises, Was it beer or champagne that caused these diseases?
39219	The world is now discussing why marriage is a failure, if it is?
39219	This brings us to the point where every person is led to look to each of the four points of the compass and there exclaim,"Who or what is God?"
39219	This, then, is all that is necessary to get rid of this incurable(?)
39219	Well, what of it?
39219	What amount of companionship exists between the American woman and the man?
39219	What can we do about it?
39219	What logic and strength exist in a religion that does not countenance such philosophy?
39219	What remedy is there if it is not this of making the suggested possibility of the past the endeavor of the present and the achievement of the future?
39219	What will surely result?
39219	Why always seek a doctor when you seem to be somewhat off your physical equilibrium?
39219	Why should not my story, then, have a beneficial influence?
39219	Why should they not?
39219	Why this difference in longevity to so marked a degree?
39219	Will you lay that aside?
39219	With this as an incentive, why not strive to win the prize?
39219	_ Pasteur Recommends Camphor Smoking._--In an interview with M. Pasteur, he was asked whether he considered la grippe occasioned by bacteria?
39219	or is the Source of goodness at this time otherwise occupied?
39219	or may it not be that this for which I ask, I must seek by personal action?"
39219	what is to prevent it?
37640	But,said Dr. Pringle, in his snell way,"can he mend my shoon?
37640	How are ye getting on, Sclate?
37640	Now, what were ye thinking o'', Jessie, when ye were dancin''? 37640 Who was it?"
37640	And now, my dear friends, I find I have exhausted our time, and never yet got to the sermon, and its text--"_That the way of God_"--what is it?
37640	And why are your ears covered?
37640	But how are we to sup our porridge and kail?
37640	But no, I must shake hands with you, and kiss the bairns,--why should n''t I?
37640	But you will say,"How can we make a better of it?
37640	Can there be anything more awfully significant than these expressions you hear from children in the streets?
37640	Do you ever think of the full meaning of"he''s the waur o''drink?"
37640	Do you remember William Miller''s song of"Wee Willie Winkie?"
37640	Does he make your case his first care?
37640	Does he speak little and do much?
37640	I once asked a little girl,"Who made you?"
37640	I said,"What are you doing?"
37640	If a poor man falls down in a fit on the street, who is it that takes him up and carries him home, and gives him what he needs?
37640	If you were well, and not in a hurry, and it were cold, would you not much rather"walk like blazes"than ride listless in your chaise?
37640	Is not this good?
37640	Now, do n''t you think, my dear friends, that it is worth your while to attend to your health?
37640	Now, do you want to know how to put your feet into new shoes, and yourself into a new world?
37640	So let me advise you, as, indeed, your good sense will advise yourselves, to test a Doctor by this: Is he in earnest?
37640	Some tell them it comes from the garden, from a certain kind of cabbage; some from"Rob Rorison''s bonnet,"of which wha hasna heard?
37640	The Doctor, who was one of divinity, and a deep thinker, greatly pitying her and himself, said,"Jessie, my woman, were ye dancin''?"
37640	The old man, rubbing his eyes, and pushing up his Kilmarnock nightcap, said,"And when were her leddyship''s booels opened?"
37640	Three of these sermons were written for, and( shall I say?)
37640	Was ever Tartar fierce or cruel, Upon the strength of water- gruel?
37640	What could we do without him?
37640	What ground then have we travelled over?
37640	What use is there in calling him in, if we do n''t do what he bids us?
37640	Where does it come from?
37640	Whom else in all this world should you obey, if not him?
37640	Why are there corns, with their miseries and maledictions?
37640	Why do our nails grow in, and sometimes have to be torn violently off?
37640	Why do you see every man''s and woman''s feet so out of shape?
37640	Why should n''t they?
37640	Why should n''t we even in dress be more ourselves than somebody or everybody else?
37640	Why the virulence and unreachableness of those that are"soft"?
37640	Would you, indeed?
37640	[ 1] Why is all this?
37640	and who else so easily pleased, if we only do obey?
37640	for ten minutes to adorn my rabbit- house, and for blunting your pet_ furmer_?
37640	if their mouths are clean and their breath sweet?
37640	would you think of giving him your poor advice, or keep his hand from its work at the helm?
34603	Quid tempestates autumni et sidera dicam? 34603 What do we accomplish by inoculation as it is called?
34603	[ 34]{ 82} What limit can there be to the dispersion of seeds when their vital properties may remain so long unimpaired? 34603 [ 56] How do these animals obtain their sustenance, and what changes can they produce upon the vital fluid of the body?
34603	[ 74] Why should indigo dyers become melancholy, and scarlet dyers choleric? 34603 166 SECTION III.--What results do we obtain from the effects of remedial agents, in proof of the hypothesis? 34603 And does not every particle of this new matter contain within itself the same force and principle, as existed in that which generated it? 34603 And where are the remedies for the evils? 34603 And where do we find He prevaricates with us? 34603 And who, let me ask, has been more prolific of hypotheses than our continental neighbour? 34603 B. Williams: he puts the question,Does the matter of contagion consist of vegetable seeds?
34603	But how many centuries have passed away, each one succeeding the other, with its millions of victims to epidemics?
34603	Can as much be said of any other known agents, animate or inanimate, comprised in our category?
34603	Do we not witness in the newly formed vaccine vesicle, an increase of the specific force and principle?
34603	How often will the seeds of a cultivated fruit grow?
34603	IS IT PROBABLE THAT EPIDEMIC, ENDEMIC, AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES, DEPEND UPON VITAL GERMS FOR THEIR MANIFESTATIONS?
34603	IS IT PROBABLE THAT EPIDEMIC, ENDEMIC, AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES, DEPEND UPON VITAL GERMS FOR THEIR MANIFESTATIONS?
34603	Is it no hint that wherever decaying organic matter is found, there do we find fungi?
34603	Is it yet explained why the town of Birmingham should be free from Cholera?
34603	It has been observed that when endemic(?)
34603	It may be asked, what is to be said about that revolution of the earth, when the great Deluge spread over the whole face of the globe?
34603	WHAT IS THE NATURE OF THOSE POISONS WHICH MOST RESEMBLE THE MORBID POISONS IN THEIR EFFECTS ON THE BODY?
34603	WHAT RESULTS DO WE OBTAIN FROM THE EFFECTS OF REMEDIAL AGENTS, IN PROOF OF THE HYPOTHESIS?
34603	Was the end accomplished?
34603	What are the causes of Epidemic, Endemic, and Infectious Diseases?
34603	What else in general_ is the wide- spread and spreading pestilence_, but a living propagation of foulness, corruption, and death?
34603	What is this haze?
34603	Who can deny the force of this observation?
34603	Who shall specify the active and curative ingredient( if there be one), when from five to a hundred may have been exhibited at the same time?
34603	Why should the laws of Epidemics be less understood, than the laws which govern the course of comets?
34603	Why then did we have the Cholera and not the Plague?
34603	Would any one, says Dr. Walker, imagine that cabbage, cauliflower, savoy, kale, brocoli, and turnip- rooted cabbage, were the same species?
34603	[ 48] We wonder, and ask ourselves:"What does SMALL mean in Nature?"
34603	[ 6]{ 23} But further; do those matters which engender disease furnish to our minds the properties inseparable from life in the abstract?
34603	are they composed of animate or inanimate matter?
34603	is it no hint that they are found in all parts of the world?
34603	the reproductive property of their germs?
22005	Now wait!--even I already seem to share In God''s love: what does New- year''s hymn declare? 22005 After all, what is rest? 22005 After walking a short distance do you feel exhilaration or depression? 22005 As a matter of fact, how do we actually greet the morning? 22005 Can you co- ordinate an open throat and active retention of breath in laughing out a tone? 22005 Can you keep your chest expanded and laugh at the same time? 22005 Can you keep your chest fully expanded and pivot the torso? 22005 Can you keep your chest well expanded during the stretch? 22005 Can you laugh out a tone? 22005 Can you make tone as easily as you smile? 22005 Can you spurn fear''s coward whine, Meet each day with joyous song? 22005 Can you wake as wake the birds? 22005 Costs it more pain that this, ye call Agreat event,"should come to pass, Than that?
22005	Do we awake as Pippa did, with a joyous song of praise?
22005	Do we give thanks for the new opportunities given us, the new possibilities of enjoyment, the new share in the life of the world?
22005	Do we not, in fact, find here a beautiful illustration of the proper mode of meeting the sacredness of dawn?
22005	Do we pour out our hearts in gratitude that it brings a new day, a new life?
22005	Do we understand how to use the least actions and the most neglected movements for the development of character and the satisfactions of life?
22005	Do you breathe through your nose or through your mouth, especially when asleep?
22005	Do you feel great satisfaction after stretching?
22005	Do you find any special weaknesses?
22005	Do you practice exercises in dual, triple, or quadruple rhythm?
22005	Do you practice exercises standing at an open doorway?
22005	Do you practice the exercises on waking in the morning?
22005	Do you relax completely in the middle of the day?
22005	Do you sleep well?
22005	Do you sleep with your windows wide open?
22005	Do you use soft gentle tones in every day conversation?
22005	Do you walk rhythmically?
22005	Do you walk with expanded chest?
22005	Has not man seemingly lost the significance of this sacred hour?
22005	Have you a pole from which you swing in your closet?
22005	Have you ever noticed a dog or cat wake up?
22005	He said,"What are you doing here?
22005	How could that red sun drop in that black cloud?
22005	How long?
22005	How many times do you repeat each exercise?
22005	III WHAT IS AN EXERCISE?
22005	In lying down?
22005	In sitting?
22005	In their joy and singing share?
22005	In walking?
22005	Is it not also the time when we are most apt to be tempted?
22005	May we not find her first thoughts and feelings worthy of study and her example one to be followed?
22005	Now where do you feel the most constriction?
22005	Of course, the primary aim is the good deed, but are not the kind tone, word and polite bow fully as necessary?
22005	Of whom[ or of what] shall I be afraid?
22005	Or, if these questions are too serious, too difficult for a short answer, should we not, at least, try to realize what is an exercise?
22005	Quick as larks on upward wing, Can you shun the demon''s wiles, Promptly as the robins sing, Can you change all frowns to smiles?
22005	Stretch your limbs as do the herds, And drink as deep the morning air?
22005	Taking a full breath and laughing, do your feel your throat passive?
22005	This is one of the most important tests of an exercise,--does it affect easily, naturally and normally the vocal organs?
22005	What are some of its principles?
22005	What are some of the effects of these exercises?
22005	What are the differences in the practicing of exercises in the morning and evening?
22005	What can we do with ourselves by obeying nature''s laws?
22005	What chaotic movements have you discovered in your standing?
22005	What constrictions or congestions have you found?
22005	What exercises do you take on retiring?
22005	What exercises do you usually take?
22005	What is an Exercise?
22005	What is drudgery?
22005	What is rest?
22005	What is the trouble?"
22005	What new hobby, you may ask, is the theme of this book?
22005	What other meaning do these verses bear?
22005	What, do you ask, has such a poetic drama to do with such a commonplace subject as health or the prolonging of life?
22005	When talking to someone who speaks in a high pitch can you act in the opposite way, and speak in your softest tones?
22005	Wherefore repine?
22005	Who has not felt a certain depression, at times even of sickness, after antagonism or giving up to despondency?
22005	Who has not felt a deep feeling of bitterness, almost of poison, after a fit of anger?
22005	Whom shall I fear?
22005	Why do so many, on waking up, begin to worry over the difficulties of the day?
22005	Why not smile as Pippa smiled and meet our blessings with thanksgiving?
22005	Why"small"?
40373	And what shall be done by those people who can not control their lust?
40373	And why is it that they have to receive special treatment before and after the delivery?
40373	Are not our tongues as venomous as the serpent''s fangs?
40373	Are we God that we should be so anxious about its future?
40373	Are we any the less murderous than they?
40373	Besides, why should we not regard the cruelty of the serpents and the wild beasts as merely the product and reflection of man''s own nature?
40373	But how can men engrossed by the cares of the material world put these ideas into practice?
40373	But how can we be healthy if we expend all the health that we acquire?
40373	But many poisons are employed as medicines; do we ever dream of employing them as food?
40373	But what is the spectacle that we actually see around us?
40373	But what shall he do who is no farmer?
40373	But where can such men and women be found?
40373	But you may ask,"Who has ever seen a true_ Brahmachary_ in this sense?
40373	But, after all, why is good health so essential, so anxiously to be sought for?
40373	CHAPTER VI HOW MUCH AND HOW MANY TIMES SHOULD WE EAT?
40373	Can it be that he alone is destined to be eternally suffering from disease?
40373	Can it be that man alone is created to worship the palate?
40373	Could anything be more dreadful?
40373	Do we ever think of inviting our friends to clean their teeth with us, or to take a glass of water?
40373	Do we not prey upon our innocent brethren much in the same way as lions and leopards?
40373	Does this not bespeak its discretion, or at the least its innocence?
40373	Has a guest come?
40373	Have we not seen the_ jagirdars_ of our own land forfeiting their_ jagirs_ under the same fatal influence?
40373	How can we help being paupers if we spend all the money that we earn?
40373	How can we pause to think of the consequences of our actions, however vile or sinful they may be?
40373	How can we save ourselves from this terrible state?
40373	How comes it, then, that women in towns and cities have to endure so much pain and suffering at the time of child- birth?
40373	How comes it, then, that_ masala_ is so freely eaten by us?
40373	How many of the best players of football and cricket are men of superior mental powers?
40373	How much and how many times should we eat?
40373	How much greater, then, should be the labour involved in the discovery of the infinitely more precious diamond of a_ Brahmachary_?
40373	If all men should turn_ Brahmacharies_, would not humanity be extinct, and the whole world go to rack and ruin?"
40373	If the observance of_ Brahmacharya_ should mean the ruin of the world, why should we regret it?
40373	Is it a matter for joy that mere boys and girls should have children?
40373	Is it not equally shameful that, for the sake of these vices, we should be so anxious to preserve this fragile frame of ours at any cost?
40373	Is it not most disgraceful that, for the sake of this body, we should stoop to falsehood and deceit, licentious practices and even worse?
40373	Is it not rather a curse of God?
40373	Is it, then, any wonder that the poor should die of starvation?
40373	Is not eating as strictly a matter of health as these things?
40373	On the other hand, how many of the ablest men care to play these games?
40373	Should we not rather deem it a sign of God''s anger to have children who are weak, sensual, crippled and impotent?
40373	Some may ask,"What can we do if the house we live in be not our own?"
40373	The child that is born of such a mother,--how can it help being noble and strong?
40373	The question is often asked,"When should one drink water, and how much?"
40373	The race of true_ Brahmacharies_ is by no means extinct; but, if they were to be had merely for the asking, of what value would_ Brahmacharya_ be?
40373	Turn to the birds and beasts, and what do you find?
40373	What do we mean by_ Brahmacharya_?
40373	What have we seen of the mental equipment of those Indian Princes who have earned a distinction as players?
40373	What if we have married already?
40373	What is the chief object of dress?
40373	What shall the married people do?
40373	What shall they do who have children?
40373	When so strict is the law of_ Brahmacharya_, what shall we say of those guilty of the unpardonable sin of illegitimate sexual enjoyment?
40373	When the blood and the vital fluid are poisoned by a stuff, can there be any hesitation in giving it up altogether?
40373	When we turn merchant or lawyer or doctor, do we ever pause to consider what the fate of the world would be if all men were to do likewise?
40373	Where are they who have not been afflicted by disease?
40373	Which, then, are those exercises which keep the body and the mind equally efficient?
40373	Why then should we feel thirsty?
40373	Why, then, should we be afraid of it?
40373	Why, then, should we make so much fuss about it?
40373	Yet, what is vaccination but the taking in of the poisoned blood of an innocent living animal?
41642	''And do you think I do n''t know you have?'' 41642 ''And it has not,''said I;''for was n''t I there this morning before ever a soul in all the town was stirring?
41642	''Mph!--are you Dr Knox?
41642	And do n''t know what to say?
41642	And have we not a tea- chest all ready, which howlds it nate, and will not my friend help me to bring it?
41642	And have you forgotten the ten shillings in Blackfriars''Wynd?
41642	And what do you give for_ wun_?
41642	And when did she leave this?
41642	And why not out of his sister''s?
41642	And why should I know? 41642 And would n''t you give a pound more for a fresh wun?"
41642	And you are sure you eximined it complately?
41642	And you''re there, Sarah Merrylees?
41642	Any more to swear that?
41642	Ay, but if a worm had bitten ye, man, would n''t you squeeze it the harder?
41642	But what has become of the little woman who was here yesterday?
41642	But what''s come o''the whisky?
41642	But why does the law admit them? 41642 Did I not tell you last night he''s gone into powder ten years ago, and that it''s the sister we''re after?"
41642	How came these there?
41642	I suspect Merrylees''sister''s dead at last,said he;"is n''t she as good as another?"
41642	It''s a''owre I hear,said he, in a loud whisper;"and when will we come for the body?"
41642	Mrs Wilson is dead?
41642	My mither,was the answer;"hae ye seen her ony gait?"
41642	The''Spune''is without its porridge this time; and shall not man live on the fruit of the earth?
41642	Then I may go back, and you''ll give me a ride?
41642	Were you looking for any one?
41642	What is it?
41642	When did she leave?
41642	Where are all your lodgers?
41642	Where is it?
41642	Why no him?
41642	Why, man, do n''t you speak out?
41642	Will that shew the doctors how to cut a cancer out o''ye, ye auld fule? 41642 You d----d villains,"cried this honest doctor,"where and how did you get this body?"
41642	After all, was it possible that any supposition could transcend, yea, come up to the reality?
41642	And is it wonderful that their memories should have served them differently in regard to such trifling particulars as those to which I have alluded?
41642	And what then?
41642	And why was he a wicked man?
41642	As for the money, he merely accepted it-- never earned it; and who refuses money?
41642	At length Burke said,"Shall we do it now?"
41642	At one moment the voice of a sturdy ostler got ascendancy over the noise:--"Whaur are ye gaun, man?
41642	But Liston had encountered such difficulties before, and then"what mattered if they should take the wrong one?"
41642	But by what right do we make out that want of proportion?
41642	But if the subject was the price of a human body, whose spirit was it that enlivened it-- man or woman, young or old, good or evil?
41642	But is not this less or more the case with all of us?
41642	But seriously, although these things have been, are we entitled to go with the fatalist, who says that what is, is as it ought to be?
41642	But to what end?
41642	But were the other murderers also to get free?
41642	But where was the Irish friend?
41642	Can I see her?"
41642	Can it be possible that such a sense can be consistent with a demoralisation such as his?
41642	Could any human creature be more happy?
41642	Could that man have had any sense of the beautiful in the sentiments of these lyrics which, it was said, he sang with feeling, if not pathos?
41642	Did n''t I tell you afore there were no resurrectionists in that quarter?"
41642	Did n''t they put the hulk behind a hedge when I was lying there trying to wear about upon t''other tack?
41642	Did she not call there to see her, and find her?
41642	Do we not get dreary?
41642	Frenzy knows nothing of logic, and was he to think how she could have thrown off a ton of earth and got up again to the light of the sun?
41642	Had not this man sent a score of human beings to the dissecting- room?
41642	Have you got''the thing?''"
41642	He was back in a few minutes; for where in Scotland is whisky not easily got?
41642	Is it possible that they should not have been in a state of unusual excitement and alarm at the time?
41642	Let it be that they served the purpose of a physical science, might not he serve also the purpose of a moral cult?
41642	Nay, did he not know the very person she sought?
41642	No place in the world excels the Cape for curious objects in that department; will you believe it, Professor, I have made an extraordinary discovery?"
41642	Now, on what does these witnesses''claim to credit rest?
41642	One night, when the two men were deep in an orgy, Burke put the question,"What they would do when they could get no more bodies?"
41642	Some anecdotes are given in illustration,--as where, one day, when he heard a salt- wife bawling out,"Wha''ll buy salt?"
41642	The time passed, and the party became merry, nor was the stranger the least joyous of them, for had she not fallen among friends by sheer accident?
41642	Then mumbling to himself,"What under the hatches?"
41642	Then what is the use of these beings always putting us in mind of our resemblance to them?
41642	They would shake hands with her--(what love and hypocrisy do n''t?)
41642	Upon Jamie''s being questioned how he had revenged this foul play, his answer was in perfect character,--"Ou, what could ye say to puir Bobby?
41642	Was there need for a bond of confidence?
41642	We know what the Bible records of the doings of depraved men, and we know also for what purpose; and may we not follow in the steps of the inspired?
41642	When the witnesses were all examined, there ran through the court a whisper,"Where are the doctors?"
41642	When we admit that these great criminals took away lives, right and left, for the sake of money, how much do we achieve?
41642	Where is the final cause now?
41642	While this was going on, the yells became fiercer and fiercer, mixed with the ejaculations,"Where''s Hare?
41642	Who was there to care?
41642	Why and how did this thought arise in the mind of Hare?
41642	Would Burke, who had the character of being serviceable to the unfortunate, permit Mary Haldane to be abused while he was present?
41642	Wudna we be the better o''a dram?
41642	You were never here before?"
41642	and did n''t I leave it all right with my ould friend?''
41642	and did she not reside in Log''s lodgings, whereto he would be so delighted to lead her?
41642	and should she not prove her gratitude by being happy, ay, and communicating to them all her secrets?
41642	and why should they defeat so laudable a purpose?
41642	hae ye ony siller, man?
41642	he continued,"where did you heave from?
41642	or whaur can ye gang to?
41642	or, again,"I am often out upon my lawful business, and how can I answer for all that takes place in my house in my absence?"
41642	said I;''and did n''t I see them, after I got a spade from the sexton and put on a nate sod or two more to make the grave dacent and respectable?''
49545	But suppose I get faint on the street?
49545	Does your tongue bother you in any way?
49545	In view of this whole,he asks himself,"what notes come next?"
49545	Is your mind more or less active than usual?
49545	Is your skin drier or moister than usual?
49545	Oh,she said, with immense relief in her voice,"is that all?
49545	What do you think,we must constantly be asking him,"is the best way out of this our difficulty?"
49545	Why did you leave your first job?
49545	You do not cough?
49545	You never spit blood?
49545	( Anything the matter here?
49545	(_ a_) Is it hygienic?
49545	(_ b_) Is it as inexpensive as can be obtained with due consideration of health, decency, distance from work, from friends, from amusements?
49545	(_ c_) Is it large enough to safeguard the decencies of family life?
49545	), and the nature of the industrial process( speeding up?)
49545	A cobbler is working on his shoe: in view of what he has already done upon that shoe, what shall he do next?
49545	All that death, that suffering, that destruction, are we worth all that?
49545	Am I not going crazy?"
49545	Another criterion, more subtle and not quite so useful, is this,"Do you feel the pain more when you are quiet or when you are moving about?"
49545	Anybody who does much talking is asked a good many times,"Wo n''t you please come round this evening and just give us a little inspiration?"
49545	Anybody who has got to a certain point in his profession says,"In view of my successes and my failures thus far, what is the next thing for me to do?"
49545	Anything the matter there?)
49545	Are we perfectly sure that we have found the place where the Lord intended us to work?
49545	As we go down the bill of fare of a restaurant, we say,"In view of what I have eaten, what next?"
49545	But we may ask,"If this is true, where do medicine and surgery come in?
49545	But we must ask now,_ what part_?
49545	CHAPTER IX THE MOTIVE OF SOCIAL WORK What is the_ motive_ of social work?
49545	Can we do anything about it?
49545	Do we depend on one person, or one particular kind of entertainment or stimulation?
49545	How are these needs found?
49545	How does one learn to think?
49545	If so, what troubles have you had?"
49545	If so, where?
49545	In such cases I have found it most effective to say,"Well, suppose you do-- what harm will it do?"
49545	Is it nothing worse than that?
49545	Is sickness, childbirth, alcoholism, injury a factor?
49545	Is there any family history of tuberculosis, pleurisy, insanity, epilepsy, feeble- mindedness?
49545	Is there really any good reason for this?
49545	Is_ ignorance_ a factor?
49545	Is_ shiftlessness_ in this particular case a factor, and how?
49545	More important is the question,"Is it dry or productive of sputum?"
49545	Of miscarriages or of"scrofulous"children and"blood diseases"?
49545	One can also measure its_ severity_ by the question,"Does it keep you awake?"
49545	One would go on to ask,"Do you feel warmer or colder than usual this winter?"
49545	Or can we find our food in any of a vast number of places and persons which in the natural order are fairly sure to be available?
49545	Or in the absence of all finite persons can we find our food in God?
49545	People often say,"Shall I take exercise?"
49545	The knee ought to be kept quiet, but for how long?
49545	The only question is, On what do we depend?
49545	The question_ How long?_ is vastly the most important one about cough.
49545	The way to avoid this is to put our questions in the negative:"You have no headache at all, have you?"
49545	The whole science of logic is the science of seeing truly: in view of certain premises, what is next?
49545	Then what moves?
49545	Then,"The expression of your face is not notably changed, is it, so that your friends comment on it?"
49545	Thus these events turn out to have a good deal of law and reason, a good deal in the history of the individual( alcoholism?
49545	We ask him then,"When did you first have it?"
49545	We ask,"Does it compel you to lose sleep?"
49545	We ask,"Does it prevent work?"
49545	We have come through the world''s most gigantic war: in view of this, what next?
49545	We have with Stevenson the duty of happiness:"If I have faltered more or less In my great task of happiness,"--What are we to do?
49545	We may relieve, yes; but have we constructed?
49545	What could it be?
49545	What does that mean?
49545	What economic and moral high- water marks and low- water marks can we trace in the past history?
49545	What is he?
49545	What is to take its place?
49545	What is to take the place of drugs in dispensary treatment?
49545	What previous hard times?
49545	What should we be without those?
49545	What shred of personality would remain?
49545	What will keep it going?
49545	When a boy is ready to choose a profession, does he look around him, study the alternatives, and select one?
49545	When a man prays he says to himself,"In view of my sins and of God, what next?"
49545	When a patient complains of pain, vertigo, nausea, we first ask ourselves,"What disease has he got?"
49545	When are we perfectly sure that we may safely give morphine?
49545	When can we give money without doing harm?
49545	When people ask,"What form of exercise shall I take?"
49545	When?
49545	Where did it come from?
49545	Where did that come from?
49545	Where did the clouds get it?
49545	Where did the seas get it?
49545	Where did they get it?
49545	Where does he begin and these tumultuous energies stop?
49545	Why did the patient come to us to- day?
49545	Why did they come?
49545	Why do I take so trivial and specific a case as this?
49545	Why do they ever interfere if nature is so very wise?"
49545	Why do we do it?
49545	Why has such an army of new assistants been called into existence?
49545	Why is it worth while?
49545	Why should I be tired to- day?"
49545	Will it not be easier for you, as well as for them, that they should know at once?
49545	Would my friend mind moving on to the next visit?
49545	You are concealing it from them, are you not?
49545	_ Pain: How aggravated?
49545	_ Pain: How bad?_ That is a very difficult question to get the answer to.
49545	_ Pain: How long?_ For a day, a month, a year, six years?
49545	_ Pain: How long?_ For a day, a month, a year, six years?
49545	_ Pain: Where?_ Patients rarely come to a doctor for a single_ point_.
49545	_ Past history_ After getting the patient''s present symptoms, one should ask,"Were you ever sick_ previous to this illness_?
49545	and then,"How much of the time-- half the time, a quarter of the time, for one day a week or one day a month?"
49545	and to some extent by the question,"Does it prevent work?"
49545	we ask, and,"Why did you leave the second one?"
4339	And waited twenty minutes for your dessert?
4339	And you have had your first course?
4339	But,I hear a hundred women say,"it gets on our nerves; how can we help its getting on our nerves?"
4339	But,again I hear,"if I think about my work, why is n''t that using my brain in the same direction?"
4339	But,some one says,"may I not feel pressed for time when I have more to do than I can possibly put into the time before me?"
4339	But,some one will say,"why should I stop and do nothing when I am as busy as I can be all day long, and have my time very happily full?"
4339	But,you will say,"can every one eat everything?"
4339	Did you feel comfortable after it?
4339	Did you want to get over the anger?
4339	How can I be well,they say,"when I suffer just as I did while I was ill?"
4339	How can I ever amount to anything with such inheritances? 4339 How can that be when you came in at twelve o''clock, and it is now only ten minutes past?"
4339	I do not want to suffer like this,I hear an invalid say;"if it were merely a habit do n''t you think I would throw it off in a minute?"
4339	If he does not like it why does he do it?
4339	It is nothing but drudge, drudge for your bread and butter-- and what does your bread and butter amount to when you get it?
4339	WHY DOES MRS. SMITH GET ON MY NERVES?
4339	WHY FUSS SO MUCH ABOUT WHAT I EAT?
4339	Well, why should he be annoyed? 4339 What time did you come in?"
4339	Why do n''t you take a vacation today?
4339	Why does n''t my husband like to stay with me when he comes home? 4339 Yes,"the answer was;"what under the sun is she doing that for?
4339	( 2)"Do I drop my work at meals and eat quietly?"
4339	( 3)"Do I take every opportunity that I can to get fresh air, and take good, full breaths of it?"
4339	( 4)"Do I feel hurried and pushed in my work?
4339	( 5)"How much superfluous strain do I use in my work?
4339	Add dust of her own by scolding and fretting and fuming over the noise that the children are making?
4339	After breakfast the mother with a little roguish twinkle, said:"Well, what do you think you will do to amuse yourself to- day, Alice?"
4339	Almost the moment the doctor entered the sick room, he was accosted with:"Doctor, do you know what made me ill?
4339	And do n''t you remember the result?"
4339	And how''The Maltese Cat''scouted the silly ponies who held their heads up and kicked and looked alert while they waited?
4339	And what does such"rest"amount to?
4339	And what sense is there in that?
4339	And when you answer,"How can any one love you when you are always whining and complaining?
4339	Bobby, do you remember how you snapped at your brother yesterday, when he accidentally knocked your house over?"
4339	But her friend answered:"Why, of course you could not expect them to agree right away, could you?
4339	But what if she discover to her surprise and chagrin that she is a nervous talker?
4339	But what is one to do when a friend can only be reached by the"contrary method"?
4339	But where could you find greater and more abject childishness than in a woman''s ungoverned emotions?
4339	But why not let Mrs. So- and- so rock?
4339	But you say:"Wo n''t you allow for difference of tastes?"
4339	CHAPTER XVI_"Why Fuss so Much About What I Eat?
4339	CHAPTER XXIII_ Do not Hurry_ HOW can any one do anything well while in a constant state of rush?
4339	CHAPTER XXVII_ Positive and Negative Effort_ DID you ever have the grip?
4339	CHAPTER X_ Is Physical Culture good for Girls?_ A NUMBER of women were watching a game of basket- ball played by some high- school girls.
4339	Did she go to gymnasium, or did she scorn it?
4339	Did you ever see a tired, hungry baby fight his food?
4339	Did you ever try to clench your fist so tight that it could not be opened?
4339	Do I realize that no matter how much of a hurry there may be, I can hurry more effectively if I drop the strain of the hurry?"
4339	Do I work with a feeling of strain?
4339	Do you suppose I like Uncle James''s irritability any better than you do?"
4339	For instance, it is only a fact of plain common sense that we should keep rested, and yet how many of us do?
4339	How are our contrary- minded friends to be met if we can not pretend we do not want what we do want in order to get their cooperation and consent?
4339	How can I observe better in order to become conscious of the strain and drop it?"
4339	How can any one be kind to you when you resent and resist every friendly attention because it does not suit your especial taste?
4339	How can any one expect to keep healthy and strong while in a constant state of rush?
4339	How can any one see anything clearly while in a constant state of rush?
4339	How could she do otherwise with that strain in her?
4339	How is it possible for us to get any clear, all- round view of life so long as the dust stirring habit is on us?
4339	How is it possible with all I have to do?
4339	How many of us, I wonder, have what might be called a quiet working brain?
4339	How much shall I eat?
4339	How often in hearing it we make the mental question,"Do you understand yourself?"
4339	How often shall I eat?
4339	How shall I eat?"
4339	I answer:"Why should she be annoyed?
4339	I wonder how long it will be before mamma, too, is in the ditch?"
4339	IS PHYSICAL CULTURE GOOD FOR GIRLS?
4339	In the first place,_ do not fret._"But how can I help fretting?"
4339	In the interim for rest one woman said to her neighbor:"Do you see that girl flat on her back, looking like a very heavy bag of sand?"
4339	In the morning the mother felt a little anxious and asked timidly:"Do you believe you can make it work again today, just as well as yesterday?"
4339	Indeed, how can you expect anything from any one when you are giving nothing yourself?"
4339	Is not that true?
4339	Now that is just the point-- the answer to that question,"How is it possible?"
4339	Now, could there be anything more absurd than that?
4339	Oh, why am I so nervous?"
4339	Or some one else may say,"How can I stop and do nothing when I am nearly crazy with work and must feel that it is being accomplished?"
4339	Or that"Nature abhors a vacuum, and how is it possible to do nothing?
4339	Or would it not be even funnier if we made the pinch merely a reminder to go on with the habit?
4339	That being the case, what can you expect of a woman who is a nervous talker?
4339	The daughter got a little irritated and snapped out:---"Why do you say such a foolish thing as that, Mother?
4339	The over- emphasis of"What shall I eat?
4339	Then she said:"Now look here, boys, do you suppose that Uncle James likes his snapping any better than we do?"
4339	Think about it, madam?
4339	This, then, is the first answer to any woman''s question,"Why am I so nervous?"
4339	WHAT IS IT THAT MAKES ME SO NERVOUS?
4339	Was she well developed and evenly trained in her muscles?
4339	We may think we believe all sorts of beautiful truths, but how can any truth be really ours unless we have proved it by living?
4339	What does the wise mother do?
4339	What enlightenment do we get from it?
4339	What is one to do when if, for instance, you want a friend to read a book, you know that the way to prevent his reading it is to mention your desire?
4339	What is the remedy for that?
4339	What shall I do to get all I can out of it?
4339	What strength does it bring us?
4339	When a woman disobeys all the laws of nervous health how can she expect not to have her nerves rebel?
4339	When shall I eat?
4339	When this woman told me later what it was that had taken away her appetite she added:"And is n''t it absurd?
4339	Who cares for a game that is simple and easy?
4339	Who cares for a game when you beat as a matter of course, and without any effort on your part at all?
4339	Who could be expected to believe it?
4339	Why ca n''t we have nice, cozy times together?"
4339	Why could n''t she have taken care of herself?"
4339	Why do n''t they sympathize?"
4339	Why does not some kind soul start concerts for the people where, for a nominal admission, the best music can be heard?
4339	Why need it touch us at all?
4339	Why not wake up, and realize that same interest and courage in this biggest game of all-- this game of life?
4339	Why should n''t Mrs. Smith eat sugar on baked beans?
4339	Why should n''t she be annoyed?"
4339	Why should we not be willing to have them different?
4339	Will her annoyance stop Mrs. Smith''s eating sugar on baked beans?
4339	Will it ever come?
4339	Will she in any way-- selfish or otherwise-- be the gainer for her annoyance?
4339	Would you not perhaps feel a little sore that he seemed to expect all from you and to give nothing in return?
4339	or with all I have to worry me?"
4339	or with all the care I have?
4339	someone will say,"when I am losing money every day, and do not know how many more days I may be laid up?"
17682	''What have you got in that great waggon?'' 17682 But is it the truth?
17682	But what do you know about oxalic acid?
17682	How can beauty grow in these vile cities?
17682	If we all adopt_ that_ diet,her pseudo- disciples cry,"what is to become of the potatoes?"
17682	May I safely do this? 17682 Really, Mr Taste, you would not, I presume, have me suppress the truth simply because it happens to be profitable?"
17682	The moral of which is?
17682	What is the use of your music, your statuary, your fine pictures, your poetry, to the starving and the oppressed?
17682	What kind of animals? 17682 Why not from your relative, Unnatural Taste?
17682	( 2) Are cooked lentils, butter- beans, macaroni, etc., more beneficial taken hot than after they have cooled?
17682	( 3) Could uncooked vegetables_ of sufficient nutriment_ be substituted for these?
17682	( 3) Is olive oil good to take?
17682	( 4) Is it good for children?
17682	( 5) Is the diet satisfying, or is there a longing for conventional dietary( often found amongst food reformers)?
17682	( 5) Is the diet satisfying, or is there a longing for conventional dietary( often found amongst food reformers)?
17682	( 5) What nuts are richest in phosphorus?
17682	( 6) Is the diet quite satisfactory in winter?
17682	( 6) Is the diet quite satisfactory in winter?
17682	( Or do you?)
17682	***** CAKEOMA PUDDING?
17682	***** WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE FOR A PERFECT SKIN?
17682	Again, who does not love a library catalogue?
17682	And is that diet so very expensive that it would be beyond the means of an agricultural labourer in any country?
17682	And is the desiccated or dry malt extract to be preferred to the ordinary sticky article?
17682	And what would you do without your patients?"
17682	Are lemons or eggs injurious to the heart?
17682	Are there any dangers even here?
17682	Are there not too many ugly and discordant posters?
17682	Are these pains likely to be due to wrong food?
17682	Being human, how can she but envy those of her old friends who have their evenings to themselves?
17682	Bile?
17682	But does all this go far enough?
17682	But is it not the more or the less of our imagination that makes such dealings possible?
17682	But is not the converse at least as often true?
17682	But is not the question of how much food we ought to eat equally urgent whether we are vegetarian or omnivorous?
17682	But it may be said:"How can you substantiate such a general and sweeping statement?"
17682	But to test it we should ask ourselves: What is the reason for the necessity to take food into the body?
17682	But what doses of sugar did the rabbits get?"
17682	But what is the homemaker of limited means, who must have some help, to do under present conditions?
17682	But where are they?
17682	But who can say whether these changes are attributable merely to a deficiency or to a previous excess?
17682	But why put all the trouble down to present deficiency instead of to previous excess?
17682	But, if this standpoint is right, is not fear at least a vestigial organ, a survival of a mental activity which served its purpose in times gone by?
17682	CAN MALARIA BE PREVENTED?
17682	Can inconsistency go further?
17682	Can these generally"instructive"and"useful,"generally also solitary, occupations be called play?
17682	Do you consider it better to use the enema than to take a mild aperient?
17682	Do you consider trade and manufacture so sordid that they are beneath the ministrations of beauty?
17682	Do you think dried milk is harmful to me?
17682	Do you think it a degradation of art that it should be enlisted by the makers of wall- papers?
17682	Do you think that if I went on to a milk diet for a time it would do good?
17682	ENVOY Prince whose course through the world is free, Fare you better than dreamers do?
17682	HOW MUCH SHOULD WE EAT?
17682	HOW MUCH SHOULD WE EAT?
17682	HOW MUCH SHOULD WE EAT?
17682	Has not every life its revelations?
17682	He seems to be a vegetarian?
17682	His father is away all day, and mothers are, as a rule, soft marks, are they not?
17682	Hodge, 597 Vegetalism, The Scientific Basis of, Prof. H. Labbe, 549, 584 West Wind, Ode to, Shelley, 555 What makes a Holiday?
17682	How are we to tell when a given person is getting enough food, either natural or partly natural?
17682	How can she help gleaning the impression that such work is"menial,"when her employers more or less openly despise her?
17682	How do you make bread then?"
17682	How does he account for that?
17682	How is it, again, that the natives of the West Indies, when living on sugar( in its crude state, I suppose) have excellent teeth and perfect health?
17682	I think they must be the most proper sowing- time, for is it not clear that Nature sows seed, not in spring, but in autumn?
17682	I wonder how many of us could conscientiously say that we devote fifteen or twenty minutes regularly every day to the system?
17682	IS PURE LIME JUICE OBTAINABLE?
17682	If so how is it to be administered?
17682	If so, how does he account for it?
17682	If the coal in the fireplace_ were_ the cause of the heat of the fire( but is it?
17682	If we discard our natural guides, which of the claimants to knowledge is to be followed, and is there any knowledge at all such as is claimed?
17682	Is it to give strength and heat to the body?
17682	Is not raw sugar better the less manufactured it is?
17682	Is not the same thing the explanation of shop- gazing?
17682	Is not this attitude of mind due to a misunderstanding?
17682	Is saccharine less harmful than sugar for sweetening?
17682	Is there not too little consideration given to theoretical issues underlying practical experience of disease?
17682	Is this a uric acid condition, or do you think it merely due to a lack of nourishment, causing a lack of synovial fluid?
17682	Its hardships?
17682	Make me thy lyre, even as the forest is: What if my leaves are falling like its own?
17682	O Wind, If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
17682	One of"The Jolly Rhymster''s"best things begins--"Finger- post, finger- post, why do you stand Pointing all day with your silly flat hand?"
17682	Or is it to restore the waste of the body sustained by the action on it of the force of life or zoo- dynamic which inhabits it?
17682	Ought I to refrain from that?"
17682	Resolved into a single sentence, what all my correspondents wish to know is this: Is a two- meal dietary best for all?
17682	Seekest thou repose now?
17682	Should I use an enema when I feel like this, or wait for natural results?
17682	Suppose the milk contains disease germs, would not this cheese be injurious, as the milk is not sterilised by being brought to boiling point?
17682	Tell me, thou star, whose wings of light Speed thee in thy fiery flight, In what cavern of the night Will thy pinions close now?
17682	The price is reasonable; but I think I would rather see a sample first, would n''t you?
17682	Then what are you going to do about it?"
17682	UNFIRED DIET FOR A CHILD: IS IT SUITABLE?
17682	WHAT MAKES A HOLIDAY?
17682	WILL OTHER READERS DO LIKEWISE?
17682	Weary wind, who wanderest Like the world''s rejected guest, Hast thou still some secret nest On the tree or billow?
17682	What contentment can she find in a life of drudgery unenlightened by intelligent interest in learning how to do something well?
17682	What do these 200 grammes really bring in nutritive elements?
17682	What does it all mean?
17682	What grounds has Dr Knaggs for speaking so definitely about human magnetism and that of vegetables?
17682	What is it makes a holiday?
17682	What is it that induces boils in one person and not in another under identical circumstances?
17682	What is the homemaker of limited means, who must have some help, to do under present conditions?
17682	What of this method?
17682	What proof have you?"
17682	What proportion( approximately) is it to total body weight?
17682	What would your patients do without it?
17682	What, then, must be our conclusions in reference to these and similar facts of which it is only possible to give a mere outline here?
17682	When you say that''fruit is mostly sugar,''are you not leaving the water of the fruit out of account?
17682	Where are the streets and their smoke and stain When to the land of the lark we flee?
17682	Where can I get information_ re_ Professor Atwater''s experiments and other recent works on similar subjects?
17682	Where is the sight that we may not see, Cloudland''s citadel passing through?
17682	Which of all these things makes these days my holiday?
17682	Which of these definite and contradictory assertions does Dr Knaggs support, and why?
17682	Who amongst ordinary men and women has a reliable natural taste that would be an infallible guide in all matters of food?
17682	Who can say what the Cornish sea means to that tired worker?
17682	Who does not know the charm of looking down the theatre- list of the morning paper?
17682	Who does not know the peaceful activity of a Sunday evening, the fruitful quiet of a long railway journey or sea- voyage_ at the end_ of a holiday?
17682	Who does not like looking over prospectuses of lectures and classes at the beginning of the winter session?
17682	Who has not been tempted to shirk practice of some sort in thinking of a prize?
17682	Whoever heard of music without instruments?
17682	Whoever heard of statues dancing?
17682	Why is this so?
17682	Why not live on unfired food, such as tinned tongue, sardines and bottled shrimps?"
17682	Why of the bondage of earth complain?
17682	Why should meat have any bad effect upon the kidneys?
17682	Why, then, do you recommend fruit, which is mostly sugar?"
17682	Will any average person say that that quantity, divided into three meals, would be nauseating to him?
17682	Will you kindly enlighten me on the subject?
17682	Will you tell me if the same applies to dried milk-- will it tend to increase intestinal trouble?
17682	Would any reader care to try this and report upon it?
17682	Would bathing myself with cold water over the region of the heart strengthen the muscles?
17682	You chose such as are used to taking shop sugar as part of their ordinary food, of course?"
17682	_ This soup is not so much nutritive as cleansing and antiseptic._ TASTE OR THEORY?
17682	_ What_ organic salts are so converted?
17682	means by_ each pound_ of_ bone_ and_ muscle_ in the body weight?
17682	say:"These quantities were settled by physiologists many years ago, and no good reasons have since been adduced for altering them"?
17682	says is necessary, either for himself or his children?
17682	says that"some twenty years ago most people lived fairly close to the old physiological quantities"( but what are these?
17682	too much?
17682	writes.--Is malt extract a good thing to take daily with an ordinary non- flesh diet, two teaspoonfuls or so at breakfast?
17682	writes:--Is there any way, independent of diet, of increasing the red corpuscles in the blood?
17682	|||+--------------------------------------------------------------+ HOW MUCH SHOULD WE EAT?
53974	How does this happen?
53974	And if you can help these cells by giving them antitoxin, ready- made, does it not seem a reasonable thing to do?
53974	At length it occurs to her, and then the doctor asks,"After this attack of fever, did you notice that the skin came off his hands and body?"
53974	But how does it happen that every case of diphtheria is not quarantined?
53974	But what had happened in the meantime?
53974	But why are we given some teeth that are sharp like knives, and some that are flat like millstones?
53974	But, you might ask, if vaccination prevents smallpox, how did it happen that there were_ any_ cases among the German soldiers?
53974	Can we get rid of all the germs that cause suppuration?
53974	Can you imagine having no feeling and being unable to move?
53974	Did you ever happen to see a manure pile early in the morning and notice how many tiny flies are on it?
53974	Did you ever see a fly wash himself with water?
53974	Did you ever think how many people handle an apple?
53974	Do they expect to fill the room in the daytime with enough air for use at night?
53974	Do you not think it needs washing?
53974	Do you not think that this is strong proof that antitoxin saves lives?
53974	Do you not think that we ought to do everything we can to prevent this disease from spreading?
53974	Do you think the cook would serve good meals if she were kept cooking all the time, both night and day?
53974	Had you not rather stay at home for a week or two than see your best friends ill or dead because of your carelessness?
53974	How are teeth easily broken?
53974	How can flies be kept out of milk?
53974	How can hookworm disease be prevented?
53974	How can meat be kept clean?
53974	How can one be protected from tubercular milk?
53974	How can this danger be prevented?
53974	How can we get rid of the mosquito?
53974	How can we get rid of ticks?
53974	How can we keep flies out of the house?
53974	How can you help in preventing the sale of meat from diseased animals?
53974	How can you keep germs out of your eyes?
53974	How can you tell whether a hot or a cold bath is better for you?
53974	How do children overwork their bodies?
53974	How do disease germs get into milk?
53974	How do flies carry typhoid fever germs?
53974	How do germs get into our food?
53974	How do germs get through the skin?
53974	How do pet dogs and cats sometimes get disease germs?
53974	How do these germs get into milk?
53974	How do these germs leave the body?
53974	How do typhoid fever germs get into the body?
53974	How do we know that antitoxin saves lives?
53974	How do we know that flies have germs on their feet?
53974	How do we know that tobacco is a poison?
53974	How do well- bred people avoid putting disease germs into the air?
53974	How do you expect the cells of your bodies to get enough rest when you treat them in this way?
53974	How does a patient give off tuberculosis germs?
53974	How does alcohol affect the nervous system?
53974	How does alcohol affect the stomach?
53974	How does antitoxin prevent diphtheria?
53974	How does it happen that some cases of diphtheria are not quarantined?
53974	How does it influence mental work?
53974	How does keeping the body equally covered protect the cells?
53974	How does selfishness lead people to spread scarlet fever?
53974	How does the body keep itself warm?
53974	How does the hookworm enter the body?
53974	How does the milkman allow germs to get into the milk, and how can he avoid doing so?
53974	How does the poison of diphtheria get into the system?
53974	How does the surgeon prevent suppuration?
53974	How does tobacco make extra work for the body?
53974	How is a successful vaccination determined?
53974	How is dirt a source of disease?
53974	How is it possible for us to get rid of consumption and other germ diseases?
53974	How is yellow fever transmitted?
53974	How long may disease germs live in running water?
53974	How may an abundance of fresh air be secured in the home?
53974	How may germs be compared to seeds?
53974	How may springs become polluted?
53974	How may you prevent suppuration?
53974	How much rest is needed each day?
53974	How much time will the stomach have to rest before breakfast?
53974	How often should people take baths?
53974	How should milch cows be tested to make sure that they are free from tuberculosis?
53974	How should milk cans and bottles be washed?
53974	How should toe nails be treated?
53974	How should your teeth be brushed?
53974	How would workmen benefit by properly ventilated workshops?
53974	How would you determine the real value of any food?
53974	If consumption is an inherited disease, where did these people get it?
53974	If_ one_ drink of whisky a day thus reduces a man''s power and accuracy in doing mental work, what do you think three drinks, or ten drinks will do?
53974	In the school?
53974	In what climates are hookworm disease and amoebic dysentery commonly found?
53974	In what places do we find germs most abundant in the air?
53974	In what respects do they resemble typhoid fever?
53974	In what way is the body like an automobile?
53974	In what ways does alcohol reduce the resisting powers of the body?
53974	Is it merely a coincidence that this great falling off in deaths from smallpox came after vaccination was discovered, or was it due to vaccination?
53974	Is it not fearful to think of nearly 200,000 people dying every year, in the United States alone, from a disease that we know can be prevented?
53974	Is it safe to use another person''s pencil?
53974	It will require a little work; but had you not rather take a little extra care than run the risk of catching or spreading typhoid fever?
53974	Let a fly with germs on its feet alight in a clean yard where sunshine can reach every corner, and what chance will the germs have to grow?
53974	Malarial fever?
53974	Milk forms what per cent of the food of the people of the United States?
53974	On the heart?
53974	On the nervous system?
53974	Someone may ask,"How often ought a person to take a bath?"
53974	The liver?
53974	Then you would hear the question,"How long since he had the measles?"
53974	Then your father says,"What are these health officers doing that they do not stop this thing?"
53974	They seem to have been much like the man who, when asked,"What do you think of this?"
53974	Very true; but where do they go when they are thrown into the sewer?
53974	What amount of illness in the United States is due to consumption?
53974	What are cells like?
53974	What are ptomaines?
53974	What are some pretended vaccinations?
53974	What are teeth made for?
53974	What are the best sources of water for domestic use?
53974	What are the uses of the sweat glands?
53974	What can boys and girls do to help keep them out?
53974	What can you say of the amount of illness caused by germs?
53974	What causes boils?
53974	What causes the unpleasant odor in a crowded room?
53974	What changes take place in fatty food when it is fried over a very hot fire?
53974	What conditions are essential for good meat?
53974	What determines the part of the body in which the germ of tuberculosis grows?
53974	What disease is transmitted by the wood- tick?
53974	What do business men think of drinkers?
53974	What do we know about disease germs that will help us to get rid of them?
53974	What do you think of a woman who said,"I do not care if my neighbor''s children do get scarlet fever from us; she is not a friend of mine, any way"?
53974	What does a clean table call for?
53974	What does the body put into the air?
53974	What does the body take out of the air?
53974	What effect comes from mouth- breathing?
53974	What effect does impure air have on the body?
53974	What effect does tobacco have on the nose and throat?
53974	What effect has improper cooking on foods?
53974	What evidence have we that sickness is not natural?
53974	What foods are chiefly used for making heat?
53974	What foods are especially useful for making cells?
53974	What happens?
53974	What has caused this marked falling off in the fatality of the disease?
53974	What influence has alcohol on the next generation?
53974	What insects are known to transmit diseases to man?
53974	What is a diphtheria culture?
53974	What is antitoxin?
53974	What is done with the excretions after they come from the body?
53974	What is one source of these germs?
53974	What is quarantine?
53974	What is the annual death rate from consumption in the United States?
53974	What is the best way of sharing food?
53974	What is the danger from a dirty cow and barn?
53974	What is the danger from putting pencils into the mouth?
53974	What is the danger in breaking quarantine?
53974	What is the danger of cutting corns with an ordinary knife or razor?
53974	What is the danger of keeping on wet shoes or other damp clothing?
53974	What is the effect of tobacco on the blood?
53974	What is the importance of eating slowly?
53974	What is the objection to an untidy table?
53974	What is the objection to cooking meat until the juices are dried out?
53974	What is the objection to eating fruits when they are partially decayed?
53974	What is the objection to starchy foods fried in grease?
53974	What is the poison of diphtheria called?
53974	What is the value of fresh air to every one?
53974	What is"this trouble"?
53974	What kind of luncheon do you like best?
53974	What kind of topics should be discussed at mealtime?
53974	What must you avoid in order to protect your teeth?
53974	What other diseases can be prevented by the same precautions?
53974	What rules should you observe while in quarantine?
53974	What should be done with all discharges from a sick person?
53974	What use does the body make of meat?
53974	What use does the body make of new cells?
53974	When and why is candy eating harmful?
53974	When and why should overcoats be worn?
53974	When are desserts not harmful?
53974	When are ptomaines formed in canned meats?
53974	When is candy eating not harmful?
53974	When is it safe to let a scarlet fever patient mingle with well people?
53974	When is it safe to sit in a draft, and when dangerous?
53974	Where do germs of lockjaw grow?
53974	Where do the hookworm eggs hatch?
53974	Where does the diphtheria germ come from?
53974	Which is the more tempting?]
53974	Which should you prefer to have?]
53974	Why and how does one attack of a certain disease protect against another?
53974	Why do people call consumption the Great White Plague?
53974	Why do some children breathe through the mouth?
53974	Why do some foods shrivel while others decay?
53974	Why do teeth decay?
53974	Why does decomposition not go on in cold places?
53974	Why is it important for well people to take the same precautions as sick people?
53974	Why is it important that milk should be kept clean?
53974	Why is it important that only pure water be used about the dairy?
53974	Why is it impossible for"bad blood"alone to cause suppuration?
53974	Why is it necessary to have baby teeth?
53974	Why is meat from a diseased animal unfit for food?
53974	Why is quarantine continued after you feel well?
53974	Why is quarantine necessary?
53974	Why is whooping cough to be avoided?
53974	Why must cells not be killed?
53974	Why must there be repeated vaccinations?
53974	Why should all meats be cooked?
53974	Why should animals not be fed with offal?
53974	Why should antitoxin not be regarded as a poison?
53974	Why should children have their parties in the afternoon?
53974	Why should even well people refrain from spitting in public?
53974	Why should everything taken from a sickroom be scalded?
53974	Why should foods be screened?
53974	Why should meal hours be regular?
53974	Why should one sleep with windows open?
53974	Why should one take care of himself when he has measles?
53974	Why should people avoid measles?
53974	Why should starches be thoroughly cooked?
53974	Why should the sputum be taken care of?
53974	Why should we all take exercise?
53974	Why should we avoid the common drinking cup?
53974	Why should we chew our food thoroughly?
53974	Why should you avoid anything used by a sick person?
53974	Why should you chew your food thoroughly?
53974	Why should you have your teeth examined twice each year by a dentist?
53974	Why should you never make unnecessary visits to a sick person?
53974	Why was smallpox formerly more widespread and more often fatal than it is now?
53974	Why, then, are germ diseases allowed to exist?
53974	Would it not be a good thing if your town would put such cuspidors on your streets, and if the merchants would put them into their stores?
53974	You ask,"Shall everyone who is sick hold a handkerchief before the mouth when sneezing or coughing?"
53974	[ Sidenote: Evidences that antitoxin saves lives] Someone may ask,"How do we know that it is the antitoxin that saves lives?"
53974	[ Sidenote: Hot or cold baths] Another question that is frequently asked is,"Is it better to take a bath in cold or hot water?"
53974	[ Sidenote: How flies carry typhoid germs] How did the germs get to your food?
53974	[ Sidenote: How germs get into our food:][ Sidenote:(_ 1_) From the air] How do germs get into our food or drink?
53974	[ Sidenote: How the surgeon prevents suppuration] Do you know how a surgeon gets ready to do an operation?
53974	[ Sidenote: How to get rid of the fly:] How are we going to get rid of flies?
53974	[ Sidenote: How typhoid germs get into water] How do the typhoid germs get into our food?
53974	[ Sidenote: How typhoid germs leave the body] We know that typhoid fever germs get into the body with food, but how do they get out?
53974	[ Sidenote: How we may keep disease germs out of the air:] How do the disease germs get into the air?
53974	[ Sidenote: Necessity of repeated vaccination] It is frequently asked,"How long will vaccination protect against smallpox?"
53974	[ Sidenote:(_ 3_) From flies]_ Probably the most common source of germs on food is the fly._ Did you ever watch a fly very closely for a long time?
21353	Do you mind if I smoke?
21353	Is there no physical examination or test?
21353	What is welfare work?
21353	''Do n''t you know you have it yourself''?
21353	Are children deprived of exercise as a penalty?
21353	Are children permitted to pile their clothing in the class room?
21353	Are normal graduates given physical tests before being permitted to teach and before being permitted to give four years to preparation for teaching?
21353	Are sanitary fountains used that prevent contamination of faucet or water?
21353	Are teachers required to record the thermometer''s story three or more times daily?
21353	Are the floors, walls, desks, and windows always clean?
21353	Are the seats adjustable?
21353	Are the seats adjusted to pupils?
21353	Are the streets suitable for play?
21353	Are the windows open during exercise?
21353	Are there hooks for each child?
21353	Are there individual towels?
21353	Are there too many subjects?
21353	Are they broad?
21353	Are they permitted to continue in schoolrooms after tuberculosis is discovered?
21353	Are washing facilities adequate?
21353	Are your teachers examined?
21353	At the time of the opening of the New York schools in 1907 a newspaper published an editorial on"Where can the city child study?"
21353	But why should it not become possible for women teachers to explain health dangers peculiar to girls to classes of boys?
21353	By what method?
21353	By whom should it be licensed?
21353	By whom should they be appointed, and for what term of office?
21353	CHAPTER III WHAT HEALTH RIGHTS ARE NOT ENFORCED IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
21353	CHAPTER XIV IS YOUR SCHOOL MANUFACTURING PHYSICAL DEFECTS?
21353	CHAPTER XXXIX IS CLASS INSTRUCTION IN SEX HYGIENE PRACTICABLE?
21353	CHAPTER XXXV IS IT PRACTICABLE IN PRESENTING TO CHILDREN THE EVILS OF ALCOHOLISM TO TELL THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH?
21353	Can we then overestimate the effect upon pupils''character of teachers who radiate vitality?
21353	Children in school whose anæmic condition would be|| greatly improved by a week at Sea Breeze during July or|| August?
21353	Convalescent children now out of school, who would be|| benefited by a stay at the seashore in May or June?
21353	Did n''t he have them when a boy, and does n''t he weigh two hundred pounds and"make good money"?
21353	Do clouds of dust rise from the floor during exercise and play?
21353	Do n''t you know your teacher never permits it?
21353	Do not severe penalties miscarry?
21353	Do they know the laws of health and the signs of child health?
21353	Do they understand the relation of cleanliness to vitality?
21353	Do you see in this an opportunity to emphasize indirectly the mother''s responsibility for cleanliness of home?
21353	Do you wish a pamphlet on sex subjects to hand to your pupils?
21353	Do you wish separate pamphlets for boys and girls?
21353	Does failure or backwardness in studies lead to additional study hours or to regrading?
21353	Does high license stimulate unlawful trade?
21353	Does it inform children of their defects, or tell them how they may increase their earning power by correcting these defects?
21353	Does overheating prevail?
21353	Does the sun reach them?
21353	Expensive?
21353	For how many hours must artificial light be used in the daytime?
21353	For what age limits and social conditions do you wish them?
21353	For what purpose?
21353	Has every class room a thermometer?
21353	Has it a playground or beauty spot?
21353	Has it a swimming pool?
21353	Has it improved the character of saloons?
21353	Has it showers?
21353	Has it solved the problem of Sunday prohibition for any length of time?
21353	Has the removal of screens reduced the volume of consumption?
21353	Have the courts made good or bad licensing authorities?
21353	Have you ever shown them the danger, to their own health, of dust and dirt that may harbor infection and reduce their own vitality?
21353	Have you ever tried to show them how much work they save themselves by thorough cleansing?
21353	Have you ever tried to stimulate the pride of janitors and cleaners for social service?
21353	Have you ever watched such an examination?
21353	Have you explained to pupils the important responsibility of janitors for the health of those in the tenements, office buildings, or schools?
21353	He sadly but indulgently replied,"And in what other studies would you substitute exaggeration for truth?"
21353	How can a child who is prevented by removable physical defects from breathing through his nose be enthusiastic over free speech?
21353	How can spurious drinking clubs be prevented or controlled?
21353	How can the licensing authority enforce the law?
21353	How can the operation of disreputable hotels be prevented?
21353	How can the sale of liquor by druggists be controlled?
21353	How can the"back- room"evil be stopped?
21353	How can unclean milk be made safe?
21353	How do germs act?
21353	How do they compare with other remedies of which we know?
21353	How does it insure itself against the risk of their defective eyesight, chorea, deafness, or general debility?
21353	How far away is the nearest public bath?
21353	How far away is the nearest public park?
21353	How far do you go in teaching sexual hygiene or reproduction?
21353	How long would an operation take?
21353	How many can be laid to our account?
21353	How many do you know who are now physically bankrupt?
21353	How many do you need in one year?
21353	How many members in your family?
21353	How many men and women can you count who are squandering their health bank account?
21353	How many of these steps are taken by your city?
21353	How many pupils are there?
21353	How many pupils per washbasin?
21353	How many sittings are provided?
21353	How many teeth are now decayed?
21353	How many teeth have been filled?
21353	How many teeth have they lost?
21353	How many teeth have they?
21353	How much does tooth powder How many false teeth have they?
21353	How much exercise indoors and outdoors is actually given?
21353	How much home study is there?
21353	How much is needed for one year?
21353	How much is required?
21353	How much license tax should be imposed upon local bottlers and grocers?
21353	How much public revenue should the traffic yield?
21353	How much time and at what periods is exercise provided for in the school schedule?
21353	How much would two examinations How many days have been lost a year by a dentist cost?
21353	How often are cups or faucets cleaned?
21353	How often are they washed?
21353	How often is water changed in swimming pool, or is it constantly changing?
21353	I turned to my companion and asked,"Have you never noted those same lines on your boy''s face?"
21353	IS CLASS INSTRUCTION IN SEX HYGIENE PRACTICABLE?
21353	IS IT PRACTICABLE IN PRESENTING TO CHILDREN THE EVILS OF ALCOHOLISM TO TELL THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH?
21353	IS YOUR SCHOOL MANUFACTURING PHYSICAL DEFECTS?
21353	If so, is the teacher not responsible for uncleanliness?
21353	If you think one pamphlet sufficient for both sexes, what should it consider?
21353	Is adequate provision made for clean drinking water?
21353	Is an anæsthetic necessary?
21353	Is an odorless disinfectant used?
21353	Is artificial light adequate for night work?
21353	Is congestion growing?
21353	Is exercise suited to each child by the school physician after physical examination, or are all children compelled to take the same exercise?
21353	Is it large enough?
21353	Is it large enough?
21353	Is it not pitiful, this grasping for a poison in an extremity; this seizing of a defective rope to escape the fire?
21353	Is it possible to devise any working plan which will apply with equal effectiveness and equity in communities of compact and of scattered population?
21353	Is it used for a gymnasium?
21353	Is it used in the daytime?
21353	Is provision made for airing outer clothing?
21353	Is the air always fresh?
21353	Is the area adequate or inadequate?
21353	Is the area ample or inadequate?
21353	Is the area mainly occupied by toilets?
21353	Is the child fitted to the curriculum, or is the curriculum fitted to the child?
21353	Is the district congested?
21353	Is the floor wood, cement, or dirt?
21353	Is the light ample and proper?
21353	Is the operation a dangerous one?
21353	Is the operation necessary?
21353	Is the temperature properly regulated?
21353	Is their aim to do the least possible amount of work, or to attain the highest possible standard of cleanliness?
21353	Is there a gymnasium?
21353	Is there a roof playground?
21353	Is there an indoor yard?
21353	Is there an outdoor yard?
21353	Is there any relation between the number of saloons and the volume of consumption?
21353	Is there open ventilation?
21353	Is twice a year often enough?
21353	Is ventilation artificial?
21353	Is ventilation by open windows?
21353	Its question is not, What can I do for this patient?
21353	Last year I said to a janitress,"Do n''t you realize that you may get consumption if you use that feather duster?"
21353	Of what use is freedom of the press to those who find reading harder than factory toil?
21353	On what do they live?
21353	On what plea, and under what conditions, should licenses be transferred?
21353	One day a girl in the workroom had an epileptic fit and it frightened everybody and upset the work so that the foreman always asks,''Do you have fits?
21353	Or, if a school physician, the teacher can ask: Why not remove these adenoids?
21353	Shall not cadets preparing for an industrial life and citizenship be given at least a knowledge of an adequate physical standard?
21353	Shall we some day have compulsory examination and instruction of all cleaners, starting with school cleaners?
21353	Should hygiene talks be considered as exercise?
21353	Should it not be independent of the police?
21353	Should limitation be according to area or to population?
21353	Should saloons be allowed to become places of entertainment?
21353	Should the licensing authorities be appointive or elective?
21353	Should the licensing authority alone have the power to revoke a license, and discretion to withhold a license?
21353	Should the place or the individual be licensed?
21353	Should the state undertake to regulate the liquor business or to enforce liquor laws?
21353	Should they be allowed to peddle beer or to sell it in single bottles?
21353	Should they install sanitary conveniences?
21353	Should they manage lunch rooms?
21353	Should, or should not, the principle of self- government be carefully preserved in the whole scheme of legislation to regulate the liquor business?
21353	Small brothers and sisters( and tired mothers) who may|| need outings or special help?
21353	So long as the child mind takes in only an impression, is it not better to write this impression indelibly?"
21353	The best first step is to ask questions that they should be able to answer: What causes cholera morbus or summer complaint?
21353	The question, therefore, regarding European remedies is not, To what general theory do they belong?
21353	Until schools insist upon a better ventilation than the worst factories, how can we expect to find children of working age sensitive to impure air?
21353	WHAT HEALTH RIGHTS ARE NOT ENFORCED IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
21353	What acts can we make our lower nerve centers-- our subconscious selves-- do for us or remind us to do?
21353	What agencies help sick babies?
21353	What agencies will give outings to sick children?
21353	What causes them to become extinct?
21353	What causes them?
21353	What could your state do to interest physicians in school hygiene?
21353	What criticisms( favorable or otherwise) do you encounter?
21353	What dispensaries are accessible?
21353	What do you want to hire out here for?"
21353	What does a toothbrush cost?
21353	What effort does it make to induce children to avoid dangerous trades, or trades that are particularly dangerous for their physiques?
21353	What effort is made to instruct janitors and cleaners by your school trustees or by your community?
21353	What harm can they do in the meantime?
21353	What has been the effect of high license?
21353	What has been the effect of limiting the number of saloons?
21353	What has been the general effect of it in the tenement districts?
21353	What is the health board doing to teach mothers?
21353	What is the total cost to date?
21353	What is the total floor area?
21353	What proportion is not occupied by desks?
21353	What provisions are there in town for such operations?
21353	What should be the definition of a hotel?
21353	What should be the limit to the hours of selling?
21353	What should be the penalty for breach of the law?
21353	What special benefits( or otherwise) have you noticed from teaching it?
21353	What special difficulties do you find in teaching it?
21353	What special need of teaching it have you found?
21353	What special privileges should be given to it?
21353	What steps are taken to prevent excessive home study?
21353	What steps is your state taking to ascertain the physical fitness of the children who present themselves each year for working papers?
21353	What topic do you wish the pamphlet for girls to"handle"?
21353	What topics do you wish the pamphlets for boys to"handle"?
21353	What will it cost to have them attended to?
21353	What would be the immediate effects?
21353	When does milk harm the baby?
21353	When will they disappear by absorption?
21353	Where the courts issue licenses, what has been the effect on the court?
21353	Who cares?
21353	Who is the proper person to organize a public health league?
21353	Who should define it?
21353	Who would not exchange rights of petition for ability to earn a living?
21353	Whose business is it to see that rules regarding exercise are strictly enforced?
21353	Whose fault is it that the milk is sold unclean and too warm?
21353	Why do they move from place to place?
21353	Why have the physicians paid so little attention to breathing troubles?
21353	Why is this, the most hygiene- instructed country in the world, the Elysium of the patent- medicine and cocaine traffic?
21353	Why not act at once?
21353	Why not, therefore, begin at once to deal radically with the situation and give school meals, school eyeglasses, etc.?
21353	Why should not tenants and workers require health certificates stating that neither house nor working place is infected with tubercle bacilli?
21353	Why should we not protect ourselves against enemies to health and efficiency as well as against enemies to order?
21353	Why this paradoxical relation of precept to practice?
21353	Why wait to discuss political theories about the proper sphere for government, when, by acting, hundreds of thousands of lives can be saved annually?
21353	Why?
21353	Why?
21353	Why?
21353	Why?
21353	Why?
21353	Will it need to municipalize him in order to protect itself?
21353	Will its environment at home not work a worse injury to its health?
21353	Will not the street injure its morals?"
21353	Will the child not outgrow its adenoids?
21353	Will the growth recur?
21353	Will the operation cure the child of all its troubles?
21353	Will the school physician talk to a mothers''meeting?
21353	Will the teacher''s complaint of uncleanliness be heeded by trustees?
21353	Would it help to punish employees for working in unhealthy places?
21353	Would it hurt very much?
21353	Would they know the need of a wash room in a factory if they never had had one?
21353	Yet who does not know girls and boys of sixteen less fit for factory or shop work than other boys and girls of twelve?
21353	[ Illustration:"DOING THINGS"THROUGH MODEL TENEMENTS] Do we want to make of our schools miniature hospitals, dispensaries, relief bureaus, parks?
21353	a. Indoors?
21353	b. Outdoors?
21353	but What is there in this mouth for me?
21353	but, What will they accomplish?
21353	by your county?
21353	by your state?
21353	c. Are light and ventilation conditions at home considered when deciding upon amount of home study?
21353	c. Are lockers provided with wire netting to permit ventilation?
21353	c. Are seats placed properly with reference to light?
21353	c. Are the recitation periods too long?
21353	c. Are they crowded with traffic?
21353	c. Do the floors and walls contain the dust of years?
21353	c. Does the reflection of light from blackboard and walls injure the eye?
21353	c. Does the ventilating apparatus work satisfactorily?
21353	c. Has it swings and games?
21353	c. Have eye troubles been spread by roller towels?
21353	c. Is excess or deficiency at once reported to the janitor?
21353	c. Is it cut up into class rooms?
21353	c. Is it used as an annex to the school?
21353	c. Is it used at night?
21353	c. Is the daylight sufficient or deficient?
21353	c. Is the heat adequate or deficient?
21353	constitutional) to prohibit the sale or serving of liquor to women?
21353	cost?
21353	d. Are lockers or hooks in the halls or in the basement?
21353	d. Are only clean towels permitted?
21353	d. Are the blackboards black enough?
21353	d. Are the exercise periods too short and too few?
21353	d. Are the windows thrown open during recess, and after and before school?
21353	d. For how many hours does the sun reach it?
21353	d. Is dry sweeping prohibited?
21353	d. Is it used during the summer?
21353	d. Is it used out of school hours; by special classes, athletic teams, etc., or by pupils generally?
21353	d. Is play supervised?
21353	d. Is the ventilation adequate or deficient?
21353	e. Are the walls too dark?
21353	e. Are there bathing facilities; are these adequate?
21353	e. Do unclean clothes vitiate the atmosphere?
21353	e. Has wet sawdust or even wet sand been tried?
21353	e. Have children of different ages equal opportunities, or do the large children monopolize the ground?
21353	e. Have you ever thought of the disciplinary and social value of cheap coat hangers to prevent wrinkling and tearing?
21353	e. Is it equipped for games?
21353	e. Is it monopolized by the larger children?
21353	e. Is the daylight adequate, deficient, or almost lacking?
21353	e. Is there too much close- range work?
21353	f. Are children encouraged by teachers and parents to use this park?
21353	f. Are swimming pools used for games, contests, etc.?
21353	f. Do unclean persons vitiate the atmosphere?
21353	f. Has oil ever been used to keep down surface dust on floors?
21353	f. How much larger ought it to be?
21353	f. Is it possible to give individual attention to individual needs so as to awaken individual interest?
21353	f. Is it used out of school hours; by special classes, athletic teams, etc., or by pupils generally?
21353	f. Is the woodwork too dark?
21353	f. Is there equipment for light gymnastics and games?
21353	from work because of toothache?
21353	g. Are bathing facilities used out of school hours?
21353	g. Are feather dusters prohibited?
21353	g. Are window panes kept clean?
21353	g. Does bad breath vitiate the atmosphere?
21353	g. Is it used out of school hours; by special classes, athletic teams, etc., or by pupils generally?
21353	g. Is it used out of school hours; by special classes, athletic teams, etc., or by pupils generally?
21353	h. Are dust rags moist or dry?
21353	h. Who is responsible for cleanliness of towels, washbasins, and swimming pools?
21353	|| Among country dairies and creameries?
21353	|| Are municipal depots desirable?
21353	|| Are present sanitary laws rigid enough?
21353	|| At whose expense?
21353	|| Can nothing be done to increase the supply and cheapen the|| price of ice?
21353	|| Does it reduce need for inspection?
21353	|| Does it render inspection unnecessary?
21353	|| Does present law prescribe adequate penalties?
21353	|| For what portion of the supply?
21353	|| How can tenement mothers keep milk at proper temperature?
21353	|| How many depots would be required in New York City?
21353	|| How many inspectors does New York City need?
21353	|| How many inspectors should the state employ?
21353	|| How would this affect price of whole milk?
21353	|| Is Rochester experience applicable to New York City?
21353	|| Is it desirable that a local committee be formed to coöperate|| with the Department of Health and County Medical Society?
21353	|| Is it practicable to prohibit use of cans?
21353	|| Is present sanitary code sufficient?
21353	|| Is state supervision now adequate?
21353	|| Shall bacterial standard be established?
21353	|| Shall law require sterilization of all milk cans and bottles|| by milk company or creamery before returned to farms or|| refilled?
21353	|| Shall pollution of milk cans and bottles be made a|| misdemeanor?
21353	|| Shall sealing cans at creameries be required?
21353	|| Shall transferring from one can to another or from can to|| bottle in open street be made a misdemeanor?
21353	|| Should Maryland plan of traveling school be adopted as means|| of reaching producer?
21353	|| Should bottles show whether true or commercial pasteurization|| is used?
21353	|| Should law discourage other than model shops?
21353	|| Should private capital be encouraged to establish shops?
21353	|| Should private philanthropy support depots?
21353	|| Should sale of repasteurized milk or cream be permitted?
21353	|| Under what conditions?
21353	|| What as to diseases of persons producing or handling milk?
21353	|| What can be done to assist Teachers College in its plan for|| milk exhibit?
21353	|| What can be done to teach mothers to detect unclean milk and|| to care properly for milk purchased?
21353	|| What educational work is possible in connection with milk|| depots?
21353	|| What for attendants''dress and care of person?
21353	|| What for receiving milk before business hours when delivered|| from stations?
21353	|| What for sterilization of utensils and bottles?
21353	|| What further legislation is needed?
21353	|| What provision can be demanded for proper refrigeration?
21353	|| Will it protect against more dangerous forms of infection?
21353	|| Within the city?
21353	|| Would it increase price of milk?
21353	|| Would such restrictions increase price?
21353	||||= Education=|||| Should state system of lectures before agricultural institutes|| be extended?
21353	||||= Infants''Milk Depots=|||| Should they use pasteurized or clean milk?
21353	||||= Inspection=|||| Is it practicable by inspection alone to secure a clean milk|| supply?
21353	||||= Legislation=|||| What needed as to diseased cattle?
21353	||||= Pasteurization=|||| Should pasteurization be made compulsory?
21353	||||||= Model Milk Shops=|||| What may safely be sold in connection with milk?
20294	(_ b_) with other fats?
20294	14. Who discovered the germ of malaria?
20294	9, Why is this done?
20294	About how much money could this country afford to spend in fighting consumption?
20294	Are Nervous Diseases Increasing?
20294	Are antiseptics good for them?
20294	Are great singers usually strong?
20294	Are the nerves resistant to disease, or specially subject to its attack?
20294	Are there many diseases of the muscles and bones?
20294	Are they near each other?
20294	At what two points is the blood system most likely to give way?
20294	But what of coal and gasoline?
20294	But what of the principal waste gas that the blood gives off in the lungs-- the carbon"smoke,"or carbon dioxid?
20294	But why do not the red cells carry air instead of just oxygen?
20294	By what path does the soluble waste leave the body?
20294	CHAPTER III THE FOOD- FUEL OF THE BODY- ENGINE WHAT KIND OF FOOD SHOULD WE EAT?
20294	Can the man who drinks alcohol tell how, or to what extent, it is injuring him?
20294	Can you see any trace of this in the breath?
20294	Could we live on starch- foods alone?
20294	Do those who use alcohol stand a good chance in fighting pneumonia?
20294	Do you grow while asleep?
20294	Does a plant have a mouth?
20294	Does it increase our working power?
20294	Does it increase the warmth of the body?
20294	Does our modern method of life tend to cause or to cure nervous diseases and insanity?
20294	Does the tubercle bacillus attack other parts of the body?
20294	Does your city or town have a central source of water- supply?
20294	From what source do all the fuels get their force or energy?
20294	Have any been pulled?
20294	How are the bones of the skull arranged?
20294	How are the human lungs formed?
20294	How are the joints formed?
20294	How are the limbs fastened to the body and back bone?
20294	How are we going to tell when these limits are being reached?
20294	How can a reservoir be protected?
20294	How can it be done?
20294	How can it be kept out of the drinking water?
20294	How can the eye change the form of its lens for near and for far sight?
20294	How can they be avoided?
20294	How can they be cured?
20294	How can we roughly tell to which class a food belongs or what its fuel value is?
20294	How can you build up a strong, clear, useful voice?
20294	How can you illustrate this by a burning glass?
20294	How can you improve your"wind"?
20294	How can you make school work as enjoyable as play?
20294	How can you prevent colds?
20294	How can you prove that beverages are not real foods?
20294	How can you prove this?
20294	How can you tell the difference between colic and appendicitis?
20294	How do alcohol and tobacco injure the blood system and heart?
20294	How do bacteria help us in keeping our water- supply pure?
20294	How do catarrh and adenoids affect the voice?
20294	How do disease germs grow?
20294	How do muscles change in shape?
20294	How do nuts compare in cost(_ a_) with other proteins?
20294	How do plants get their fuel, or food?
20294	How do plants help to clean the air?
20294	How do the bacteria of the soil"feed"the green plants?
20294	How do the muscles of the limbs act for you?
20294	How do the ribs and muscles help in breathing?
20294	How do the windpipe and the esophagus differ in form?
20294	How do they act in making voice sounds?
20294	How do they get their food?
20294	How do we clean and heal them?
20294	How do we grow them?
20294	How do you tell the difference in flavor between an apple and an onion?
20294	How does alcohol usually affect the mind and character?
20294	How does draining fields prevent malaria?
20294	How does exercising the muscles give you an appetite?
20294	How does good food help it?
20294	How does impure air make children look and feel?
20294	How does it help in making the two kinds of joints we find in the body?
20294	How does it help us to gain knowledge?
20294	How does nature repair a broken bone?
20294	How does outdoor air help heart- action?
20294	How does overwork, or over- training, affect the heart?
20294	How does perspiring affect the heat of the body?
20294	How does the air get in and out of the lung tubes?
20294	How does the blood itself protect us against infection in wounds?
20294	How does the body take in water other than by drinking it?
20294	How does the body take it in, how does it burn it, and how does it use the energy or power stored up in it to run the body- engine?
20294	How does the eye help to choose food?
20294	How does the insoluble waste leave the body?
20294	How does the message- and- answer system protect the body?
20294	How does the nose dispose of dust and lint?
20294	How does the tear gland act?
20294	How does this apply to the human voice?
20294	How is a good, clear, distinct voice of value?
20294	How is alcohol made?
20294	How is bread made?
20294	How is each kind carried away from the body?
20294	How is it likely to hinder a boy''s career?
20294	How is it that at first people thought that alcohol was helpful, when really it was not?
20294	How is its form changed before it can be used?
20294	How is outdoor air kept clean and pure?
20294	How is sewage disposed of?
20294	How is the body smoke carried away?
20294	How is the central system like a telephone office?
20294	How is the food carried down the food tube?
20294	How is the food carried to these parts?
20294	How is the voice a waste product?
20294	How is the voice box like a violin?
20294	How is the"man- motor"like an"auto"?
20294	How is wine made?
20294	How is your arm fastened to your body?
20294	How long can an animal live without breathing?
20294	How long can an animal live without eating?
20294	How many kinds of waste come from the body cells?
20294	How many layers has it?
20294	How many strokes of the heart- pump are there per minute in a man?
20294	How many teeth have you?
20294	How many times in an hour is all the blood in the body pumped through the liver, kidneys, and skin?
20294	How may diphtheria affect the nerves?
20294	How may it be avoided?
20294	How may it be done?
20294	How may pneumonia be prevented?
20294	How may valvular heart trouble be remedied?
20294	How may water suspected of being unhealthful be made safe to drink?
20294	How may"catching"diseases be prevented?
20294	How much exercise a day does a grown man or woman need?
20294	How much has the death rate in diphtheria been lowered?
20294	How much of the body will muscular exercise develop?
20294	How much of your body weight is made up of the muscles?
20294	How much sleep do you need?
20294	How often should hot baths be taken and why?
20294	How should headache be regarded and treated?
20294	How should the nails be trimmed and cleaned?
20294	How should this exercise be taken?
20294	How should we choose our foods?
20294	How should you take care of one?
20294	How was the windpipe made into the voice box?
20294	If our city wells are defiled by manure heaps and vault- privies, and our streams by sewage, where are we to turn for pure water?
20294	If so, how?
20294	If so, what is it?
20294	If the wound is very deep, how can you check the bleeding?
20294	If they are so valuable as"coal foods,"why do we not eat more of them at a meal?
20294	If we call the body an engine, what is the fuel?
20294	If we can succeed in getting an answer to the question, What makes the human automobile go?
20294	If you ca n''t get a doctor, what is to be done?
20294	If you examine blood under a microscope, what will you find in it?
20294	If you fall into deep water, what four things should you remember?
20294	If you know the knife is dirty, what is the proper treatment?
20294	If your knife should slip and cut you, how ought you to take care of the cut?
20294	In fever, why do you breathe more rapidly?
20294	In planning a week''s diet, how often would you use these vegetables, and why?
20294	In the case of swallowing poison, why should one drink warm water?
20294	In what foods do we find nitrogen?
20294	In what form is most of the nitrogen of vegetables?
20294	In what forms are they best carried?
20294	In what four ways is the air you breathe out different from that which you took in?
20294	In what order did your teeth appear in your mouth?
20294	In what parts of the food tube are(_ a_) starch,(_ b_) meats,(_ c_) fat digested?
20294	In what plants do we find it?
20294	In what respects is your progress in school work like your progress in learning to play games well?
20294	In what sense are the bones the tools of the muscles?
20294	In what sense is the nose like a radiator?
20294	In what two ways does the skin clean itself?
20294	In what way are the nerve and blood systems connected?
20294	In what way can fried food be made digestible?
20294	In what ways can you help make the table attractive and preserve health?
20294	In what ways do people poison the air?
20294	In what ways may food be made less digestible and wholesome by cooking?
20294	In what ways may it be used?
20294	In what, carbon?
20294	Is alcohol a food or a medicine?
20294	Is drinking water at meals hurtful?
20294	Is it a plant or an animal?
20294	Is it possible to kill all house flies?
20294	Is playing a waste of time?
20294	Is sugar a valuable food?
20294	Is the brain a ganglion?
20294	Is the sense of taste a safe guide in choosing foods?
20294	Is there any arrangement for oiling the joints?
20294	Is there any process like this among the lower animals?
20294	Is"sticking- plaster"good for a wound?
20294	It is fuel, of course; but what kind of fuel?
20294	Now comes the practical question, How are we to get rid of these breath- poisons?
20294	Now what is it that keeps the blood whirling round and round the body in this wonderful way?
20294	Now what is the chief quality which makes one kind of food preferable to another?
20294	Now, where does this saliva in the mouth come from?
20294	Of what use are the ganglia( gray matter) in the spinal cord?
20294	Of what use is each?
20294	On what parts of the body should soap be most freely used?
20294	On which side is the appendix located?
20294	Should cheese be eaten in large amounts at a time?
20294	Suppose you had seen some tempting fruit, what would have happened in your nervous system and in your digestive system?
20294	THE FOOD- FUEL OF THE BODY- ENGINE 21 What Kind of Food should We Eat?
20294	The first question that arises in our mind on looking at an engine or machine of any sort is, What makes it go?
20294	To take proper care of the teeth, what other parts of the mouth need attention?
20294	To which class of fuel- food might we say that they belong?
20294	What are adenoids?
20294	What are boils and carbuncles?
20294	What are cells?
20294	What are chocolate and cocoa?
20294	What are disease germs, and how are they named?
20294	What are disease germs?
20294	What are good games for girls?
20294	What are our chief sources of water- supply?
20294	What are some of the causes of diseases of the skin?
20294	What are spoken words?
20294	What are tendons?
20294	What are the advantages and disadvantages of cotton?
20294	What are the advantages and disadvantages of wool?
20294	What are the advantages of cold water in bathing?
20294	What are the advantages of cooking meats and vegetables?
20294	What are the bones?
20294	What are the bronchi?
20294	What are the capillaries, and what does the name mean?
20294	What are the characteristics of a good soap?
20294	What are the cilia for?
20294	What are the conditions required to make a good voice?
20294	What are the dangers of a poor soap?
20294	What are the dangers of river water?
20294	What are the dangers of taking patent or unknown medicines?
20294	What are the dangers of well water?
20294	What are the ganglions( ganglia) for?
20294	What are the milk- teeth?
20294	What are the only tastes perceived in the mouth?
20294	What are the risks of house filters?
20294	What are the salivary glands for?
20294	What are the uses of the skin to the rest of the body?
20294	What are the uses of these two kinds of little bodies( corpuscles)?
20294	What are the"nerve buds"or"bulbs"?
20294	What are veins?
20294	What are your duties to- day?
20294	What blood vessel carries the blood from the heart over the body?
20294	What blood vessels carry the blood to and from the lungs?
20294	What bones and tendons do you use when you stand on tip- toe?
20294	What causes a cold?
20294	What causes bread to become sour?
20294	What causes catarrh and colds?
20294	What causes constipation?
20294	What causes consumption( tuberculosis of the lungs)?
20294	What causes dandruff?
20294	What causes disease or deformity of the bones?
20294	What causes it?
20294	What causes many of the diseases of the nerves?
20294	What causes most of the diseases of bones?
20294	What causes the white crescent on the nail?
20294	What changes occur in food when it is cooked?
20294	What difference has this cleanliness made in the saving of life?
20294	What digestive juices"melt"fats?
20294	What disease is caused by scarcity of fresh vegetables or fruits?
20294	What do most patent medicines contain?
20294	What do the terms"bilious"and"jaundiced"mean?
20294	What do the terms"soluble"and"insoluble"waste mean?
20294	What do the throat, the mouth, and the nose have to do with voice training?
20294	What do we do when we want to carry water, or oil, or sewage, quickly and surely from one place to another?
20294	What do we find in dust?
20294	What do we know about the connection between mosquitoes and malaria?
20294	What do we know about the germs of pneumonia?
20294	What do we know about the speech centre?
20294	What do we mean by bringing the rays of light to a focus?
20294	What do we mean by motor nerves?
20294	What do we mean by voluntary and involuntary muscles, and how do they differ in form and location?
20294	What do we mean by"tobacco heart"?
20294	What does a coated tongue mean?
20294	What does alcohol do to the nervous system?
20294	What does each mean?
20294	What does each one of these divisions do?
20294	What does the blood carry from the lungs to the body cells?
20294	What does the brain do with the messages from the eyes, ears, and nose?
20294	What does the liver do to the blood?
20294	What does the name"artery"mean?
20294	What does the tongue do?
20294	What does the word ganglion mean to you?
20294	What does this great combination of powers in the pancreas mean?
20294	What does this prove?
20294	What does(_ a_) boiling and(_ b_) drying do to fruits?
20294	What effect does alcohol have upon the liver?
20294	What else does it do?
20294	What else should be done?
20294	What exercise is good for the muscles over the abdomen?
20294	What food- stuffs are found in milk?
20294	What glands are found in the skin?
20294	What good does it do to sprinkle streets?
20294	What good effects upon man''s better nature has alcohol to show as an offset for this dreadful tendency to bring out the worst and lowest in man?
20294	What good has his discovery done?
20294	What happens if the body can not get oxygen?
20294	What has cooking to do with the cost of food?
20294	What has happened in your inner ear when something in your ear goes"pop"?
20294	What is a cold?
20294	What is a corn?
20294	What is a filter and how does it work?
20294	What is a quick way of killing the mosquito?
20294	What is a slouching gait due to?
20294	What is a sprain?
20294	What is a well?
20294	What is a"complete food"?
20294	What is air made of?
20294	What is at the end of each tiny branch?
20294	What is cartilage?
20294	What is coffee?
20294	What is each for?
20294	What is fatigue and what does it mean?
20294	What is it like?
20294	What is meant by the term"fuel value of food"?
20294	What is meant in saying that man takes his food at second, or third, hand?
20294	What is muscle?
20294	What is nicotine?
20294	What is oleomargarine and how does it compare with butter?
20294	What is one of the commonest causes of a poor voice?
20294	What is our greatest danger in eating meat?
20294	What is our"sixth sense"?
20294	What is quinine, and where does it get its name?
20294	What is sweat, or perspiration, and from what does it come?
20294	What is tea?
20294	What is the German proverb about cleaning the ear?
20294	What is the appendix?
20294	What is the best and most successful way to study?
20294	What is the best insurance against accidents?
20294	What is the best method to keep the teeth and gums clean?
20294	What is the best one in most cases?
20294	What is the best possible material for an undergarment?
20294	What is the best way of keeping the hair and scalp healthy?
20294	What is the best way to avoid heart diseases, rheumatism, consumption, and pneumonia?
20294	What is the best way to clean house?
20294	What is the best way to cure a cold?
20294	What is the best way to ventilate a room?
20294	What is the bile duct?
20294	What is the bile?
20294	What is the cause of headache?
20294	What is the cause of sunburn and freckles?
20294	What is the difference between whiskey and brandy?
20294	What is the effect of alcohol on the nervous system?
20294	What is the food value of bananas?
20294	What is the gall bladder?
20294	What is the important thing to remember in any such case?
20294	What is the main purpose of this method?
20294	What is the most valuable single fat, and why?
20294	What is the name of the"body smoke"?
20294	What is the necessity of fruits and vegetables in our dietary?
20294	What is the peanut?
20294	What is the reason of this?
20294	What is the result of injury to any one of these parts?
20294	What is the retina?
20294	What is the safest way to clean a room?
20294	What is the supposed economy of boiling?
20294	What is the treatment for bruises?
20294	What is the white matter and what does it do?
20294	What is the windpipe?
20294	What is the"Lookout Department"of the body, and how is the work of this department distributed among the members?
20294	What is the"normal temperature"of the body?
20294	What is their use( function)?
20294	What is this action called?
20294	What is yeast?
20294	What kind of actions do they perform?
20294	What kind of dirt is dangerous to wounds?
20294	What kind of play or exercise strengthens it?
20294	What makes a good complexion?
20294	What makes the difference?
20294	What makes up the emergency field- ration of the German army, and why?
20294	What makes water rise in a spring or an artesian well?
20294	What may cause this breakage, or leakage?
20294	What methods are used for preventing it?
20294	What methods are used in curing the disease?
20294	What muscles are we using when we"bat"or"serve"in ball and tennis?
20294	What other juices help to melt the bread?
20294	What other plants also do the same thing?
20294	What part of the violin has most to do with the quality of the sound?
20294	What process keeps your body warm?
20294	What proof have we that smoking stunts growth?
20294	What qualities should a good garment possess as to shape, fit, and texture?
20294	What senses and powers does base- ball develop?
20294	What should be done to the nail- fold?
20294	What should be given when lye has been swallowed?
20294	What should we specially avoid in washing or scrubbing the skin?
20294	What signal have we that we are beginning to over- exercise the heart?
20294	What trouble do they cause?
20294	What two kinds of muscles are there?
20294	What two kinds of waste do these processes cause?
20294	What vegetables contain starch, what sugar, and what digestible protein?
20294	What will fresh- air and sunlight do to the disease germs in the dust?
20294	What work is done by their juice?
20294	What"catching"diseases often cause organic disease of the heart?
20294	When and how did we find that diphtheria was due to germs?
20294	When do eyes need glasses?
20294	When does fermentation stop, and for what reason?
20294	When is pork a valuable food?
20294	When should we do our hardest studying?
20294	When the thumb is paralyzed, what do we know about the brain?
20294	When you have a cold, why do you often lose your sense of smell?
20294	When you press your hand to the left side of your chest, what movement do you feel?
20294	When you run, why do you breathe more quickly?
20294	When you soak a bone in weak acid, what happens?
20294	When you touch a hot lamp chimney, what happens in your nervous system?
20294	Where and when is water perfectly pure?
20294	Where are the biceps and triceps muscles?
20294	Where are the strongest valves?
20294	Where blood comes in spurts from a cut, what does this mean?
20294	Where do we find its organ located?
20294	Where do we find the gray matter in the nervous system?
20294	Where do we find the key- board of hearing?
20294	Where does the blood in the body go in order to get this oxygen, which is so vital to it?
20294	Where does the real"eating"take place in the body?
20294	Where in the body do we really smell, hear, and see?
20294	Where is it?
20294	Where is the best place to feel the pulse?
20294	Where is the sense of smell located?
20294	Where?
20294	Which are generally nearer the surface, arteries or veins?
20294	Which foods need the most chewing?
20294	Which is the better food, white or brown bread?
20294	Which part of the heart has the thickest muscle and why?
20294	Which source of water- supply is safest?
20294	Why and how far can we rely upon our natural desires and appetites for food?
20294	Why are dirty teeth a very common cause of disease in the body?
20294	Why are fats slow of digestion?
20294	Why are furs unwholesome?
20294	Why are tea and coffee, if stewed, bad for the digestion?
20294	Why are these the most harmful of these drinks?
20294	Why are they cheaper than meat?
20294	Why are they larger than the arm- muscles?
20294	Why are they not so dangerous as cuts?
20294	Why are"gritty"tooth- powders bad for the teeth?
20294	Why can you not eat as much jam, at one time, as raw fruit?
20294	Why do children born deaf become dumb?
20294	Why do marching and singing and drawing alternating with your other lessons, help you to grow?
20294	Why do most cuts and scratches heal quickly, while some others do not?
20294	Why do the veins have valves?
20294	Why do we call it the cochlea?
20294	Why do we digest it slowly?
20294	Why do we have wax in the outer ear?
20294	Why do we need a doctor in the case of a broken bone?
20294	Why do we need a mouth?
20294	Why do we need a system of nerves?
20294	Why do we need a variety of foods?
20294	Why do we need disinfectants?
20294	Why do we need nails?
20294	Why do we need with our meals the lighter green vegetables, although they have little nutritive value?
20294	Why do you have recess?
20294	Why do you naturally love to play?
20294	Why does a cold sometimes make you deaf?
20294	Why does absorbent cotton make a good dressing?
20294	Why does it not carry air?
20294	Why does it pay cities to spend large sums to secure pure water?
20294	Why does lime- water become milky when you breathe into it?
20294	Why does the heart beat faster when you run?
20294	Why does your heart beat faster?
20294	Why especially in summer?
20294	Why have they become so different?
20294	Why have we less sickness in summer than in winter?
20294	Why is alcohol particularly bad for underfed and overworked people?
20294	Why is an open fire not the best means of heating and ventilating?
20294	Why is breathing so necessary to life that it lasts practically as long as life does, and when it stops, life stops too?
20294	Why is dirt under the nails sodangerous?
20294	Why is dirty milk less nourishing than clean milk?
20294	Why is drinking water likely to be impure?
20294	Why is dusty air unwholesome?
20294	Why is gardening a valuable occupation?
20294	Why is it bad for you to study or exercise while you are eating, or right after eating?
20294	Why is it better for you to let these drinks alone?
20294	Why is it dangerous to eat highly seasoned stews or hashes?
20294	Why is it hard to digest?
20294	Why is it harmful for boys?
20294	Why is it necessary that food should taste good?
20294	Why is it that some children ca n''t help wriggling when tickled?
20294	Why is it that we do not need to clean a burn?
20294	Why is it that when two people look at the same thing at the same time they may have very different ideas of what it is?
20294	Why is it very important that they be eaten in moderation only?
20294	Why is it wise to keep the air from a burn?
20294	Why is malaria not so common now as in pioneer days?
20294	Why is muscular exercise in the open air important in education?
20294	Why is smoking a foolish habit?
20294	Why is the blood from the food tube sent to the liver directly, instead of by way of the heart?
20294	Why is the collar- bone more likely to be broken than some of the other bones?
20294	Why is the liver such a large organ?
20294	Why is the medulla such an important part of the nervous system?
20294	Why is the skin so important?
20294	Why is the windpipe stiff?
20294	Why is this important?
20294	Why is this necessary?
20294	Why is this water sure to be pure?
20294	Why is time well spent in cooking food?
20294	Why is water necessary in the body?
20294	Why is your body like a sponge?
20294	Why is"caged air"dangerous?
20294	Why keep away from other people?
20294	Why must surgeons and nurses keep themselves and their patients perfectly clean?
20294	Why must the dressings be perfectly clean?
20294	Why must the starchy foods be changed in the body into sugar, or glucose?
20294	Why must these foods be ground and cooked?
20294	Why need we no longer dread it as people did twenty- five years ago?
20294	Why not also tuberculosis?
20294	Why not?
20294	Why ought one to wash the hands before eating?
20294	Why ought we to try to?
20294	Why seal the jars of preserved fruits?
20294	Why should a consumptive hold a cloth before his face when coughing?
20294	Why should animal and vegetable foods be used together?
20294	Why should clothing be frequently washed?
20294	Why should clothing be porous?
20294	Why should everyone learn about the human body?
20294	Why should exercise and play be in the open air?
20294	Why should hair tonics be let alone?
20294	Why should he go to a camp or sanatorium?
20294	Why should heavy muscular work or strain be avoided after an attack of one of these diseases?
20294	Why should his sputum be burned?
20294	Why should it be thoroughly baked?
20294	Why should nuts be eaten in moderate quantity only?
20294	Why should the tight bandage be slightly loosened in half an hour after it has been applied?
20294	Why should we eat fish only once or twice a week?
20294	Why, or why not?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Why?
20294	Will you have any more later?
20294	a child?
20294	a reservoir?
20294	a spring?
20294	a woman?
20294	beer?
20294	by sensory nerves?
20294	cider?
20294	for the muscles of the back?
20294	of taste?
20294	the iris?
20294	the pupil?
20294	what are the ashes?
20294	what is the smoke?
20294	when we breathe?
20294	whiskey?